I s Canada Echpes Sentiment. i Slaughter, secretary of the!I II // E Si PDsC.
I
Greater Orlando Chamber 1 y To j nTo SY.tkjAT
Of Three Stete
., British Notes OTTAWA [AP] Pres. 'Truman brought his good will of Commerce in an appearance I RF / i ryt. 6'rr

Foil To Rouse Moscow visit to Canada to a close yesterday with a declaration that I before the Florida Railroad and / ER

the U. S. seeks the of nation in the world.I Public Utilities Commission."We I
.. .. friendship every ; Washi.", 1.. __
a F. feel that present facilities
In a statement of objectives which correspondents
some
A --n,iril .,peR Rt of I :': ; are not adequate'!, To Start T.....,
interpreted as a conciliatory gesture toward Russia, ..JJi :
I ,, to take care of )
A-tii iafced out dtfip..et.rnmt .. .
.r1 :"t. .
said M*( sip
If
!
the President his country'sonly the growth of
a. ta tAe in .Iv :, _. 1
f.
-
: desire is peace in the world our city," he1' 'sen .c" -

lids a eernmeat of PmaMr Rent Rule Bill Canadian Prime Minister W. L. tify during the foreign rlMf -cell tae ***.* .
IrNra OMste.s via not takm.et day at Angebilt
Mackenzie King who stood at his I Wiihmym i a.n tf+ra/af t.
a tM adIi..uII.n Comf Hotel, where the
WASHINGTON [UP] Sen- side as he talked with U.S. and R C Braun., JOtsatia CMrle dl..

0ylra ..... a. ..f them caHtdf I legislation to extend Federalrent public appearance. The greater part of the day was all,"
"thisMn tore .Mr. tenant Bee.llan i taken up with\ testimony by Ed
ceilings until March 1. His views usable, but not H. had saasri c _._._
Nsa- Prur." the was 'T. Hamfl, the commission's district -
,AH major features have been 1148.1 I available for direct quotation I % A P' I1 Y that nail .head.era .
....... MM ..attSlrlad I pronc!. were advanced a little more supervisor for this area who ; et tM *....
...... aM Brl4lah rotes told of a survey he made of facilities \
Senate Chm. Buck IR-DeL] said than 24 hours after he told the I try v *M tit w
It tt MM. a4t/hrtW./ rtitrdusgftt tomorrow conference would beheld Canadian Parliament that U. S. throughout Central Florida. ban for ht lea.

tiatiKM. iHMttea. produced I only to see 11 "there are anybuts' I will from its between May 19 and June 4. : Men aa4 tt was
never repeat opposition ,,,, ..
B tM la the final version which i to coercion and intimida Slaughter's complaint about :;;;;;;;; // : tadietttdeoaUKtt use

....... Mtnhter of Stale H...
M. We9li4l .... .... !M j .
c-
that
I Little I utter boll' The President said his trip here by Hamtt who said that fT at
fs.tt.In w .... e4tb. ....
ealy
I hours ,
vTASIIIXGTOV API Chmn. has been not only interesting, but "daring peak pasengers erai daftAt
.14.. ..... ... ;.. ,u 0;U.n
'If .tau. and in fill the station" and IM
Th mas [R.-XJ.J ( the lUuseCMiMrtU eventful the history of the U.s. generally
.....ne4. .." b1 ...u., $at.e.i4 I I ea aa-Amerkaa ae- and Canada and that it had con- that passengers waiting to board 7 that ., m

Itsleruisn .... wtwtt U. 8. said. the ..*.,..uf letter has and that is peace In the with its seats for 25 : I W .tMrss aaastaa-1 4..
a MtfciaiUiB txrep was .*.. tarae4 .ver U the FBI and world for the benefit of all the : room pas- liar 1M MW Mw .alts toManMaa __

Sly atuS..i. 91ad a UM ol that he retard It a. mere .erlMM people in the world.Cattle I [Continued on Page 3, Col. 11 aa1 eh11a t19eat --
.,
: than the nasal run I
/_ Pave than the ""erackswl mad .. gets. The -- -- :! &4aitllt l4' -.-. .w tAM

ii H***** Wf or. Ux CnttnJla espected to be sent to:Preaideet ,|advanced at Cornbelt Stockyards and that there were plentiful sup ;; of th Taw 411MIra

Tnunan early Dnt'YHL yesterday and a spokesman for the : plies of meat available. i Her British hale Ortees Jtys 'r.
tIl.Nasse ef IN aea rarln. Ben. Taylor ID-Xdahol called en j! nation's butchers predicted the i "But he said **consumer i ii J' Gambling Count TriumphOrlando's i'Strici; Economy .mn et tiaAssn. --
with tenderloin and porterhouse
present increase in retail meat .. rdisisM tw
nM...*.,.. kss Drao Bulyek.a I I f myriad of golfers and
President Truman to veto lt. i iHe prices would "be with us until next appetites should turn to beef I' ..
golf enthusiasts of whom ru Mtsr a fwd t0isst tpaalM e
]
I many
liaise t tIN tamp rtHdoaI MM the eoafereare- J I PalL" 1 stew. If DOYLE ClAY know Babe Didrikson Zahariasj"j I TALLAHASSEE [rAP With I,I....
r...I ..., M t Mm and ImpM .. '' Retail beef prices have risen as He said the across-thi-counter [OrJondo Morning Sentinel Staff Wrterl { personally enthusiastically received -
aU* .fUnD, aware landlI.r I increases would "stay with I j! Gov. Caldwell warning they JgeM esplsW. .. .
_.d adiet. atla k dfiiWiiJ 'Tire much as 10 per cent hi many cities price Prosecution of I word of The Babe's" annexation .
lord a rent Increase during the last three weeks. with i us" until at least late August when allegedoperators of the British Women's are,"confronted with the /Job Watattea. N Mre 1.... _
.
.A1A !
aidhn.. "JetUOUbie ,. MrM.tbt*bard'* and ends *effeettrt I I a contributing factor a seasonal Fan slaughtering of grass-fed cattle of the Cuba lottery I I Crown yesterday-the first AIDerI I of million do .....eHn ..... ...
$155 thcj
making
team he J4 tntf
,
rrtcee ecatroh.CEzplanaUoa slump in farm-to-market ship- starts. in the Criminal Court of lean born golfer ever to turn the''' Caseate11adaa .", ........
.... ...... ments. I I The nation's retail. butchersdon't i.I trick. work of $180 million" State'officers '
<< of how the bill i i executive ', like" the higher prices and Record here stood at a dead; 6Maa..eIr ... .......
Dressier secftt.&r7 -
i .,
....., Out ,....... Kb would affect the average tenant George Associationof i do not want them any higher than The Sentinel-Star switchboard yesterday began drafting bad e.i ...... It1M ....
fit H.-efY a palee state, appear en Page 41dewhere of the National he said. heat yesterday. I was kept busy with telephone calls curtailed budgets and MoUcf W......... ......
Retail Meat Dealers said the absolutely necessary
anxious to learn
... 'I ... M from well-wishers
eatata pews In Washington r During trial of the first two of I -
I loose pieces of change to avert CO c -
Zaharias fared in the36hole
1Kek4. how Babe .:
a .uuu.- fad.Pd
t Mf
... President Truman asked Contrts six cases listed on the current cal- :. finals of the historic tour- a general fund deficit. stet Nersaata !&:
adj ars.oast
y Mbprary to authorize curbs on installment peacetime Ooveroment buy-- Own Sunday School I I Million Acres Flood i lendar of the court the State won I nament. The Governor uncovered $500.- All "wI. irinl5

A 11tH ...... aw..rta Inc lest price fail to be reduced. As Rivers Still RiseST. > its case against Bill Hart convicting Typical of the: 000 a year extra for the General ...... be a0wsn .1-1
1 cants Mgr ... 9 I. n..ntaOff Tbo Taft-Uartley labor bill was Pews Become Beds him of the sale of Cuba lottery I.i,comments were Revenue Fund by ordering 20 ipe- laM eM ... slant .
.. tM Off .taan aubraretMa. branded by the social action department .I .. LOUIS [UP) New floods' tickets. He is to be sentenced those of Malcolm : tiaf
L eM AJna C Utter of the National Catholic CHICAGO CAP! Six pews In the were building up last night in next Wednesday. ., Davenport, DubsdreadCountry- agencies to pay three percent IC..dMri ea JMee Stn M II

....i so.ussN ....... .f ..UbH'we Welfare Conference as one which Bethlehem Presbyterian Church t Missouri and Mississippi tributar- :: instead of two Into the fund -- .- .
1 t.M tessrSlaO btaut41er ..... at -wlfl almost inevitably lead to industrial I have been home since Sunday for lies i as the two mighty rivers, already Yesterday a Jury required only ,'i Club owner and as a handling charge. The Wefltlttr }
... tiMt Meek record highs rolled 25 minutes to find Bert A. Shanly host to Babe and
apM tovrtautsaM strife and unrest Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Ortiz and at near Then he went before the budxet
....... .... Harmed and I their crests toward a confluence and Alice M. Shanly not guilty"on her wrestler-hus- O.LU" Alai!
r*.. .aVal tftaumnt m Bui LegUUUmi .. parse disloyal their six children. north of here. all counts of an information :i band George" officers of all State agencies departments CmsaderaU
...- federal ..,..," and keep out Their pastor the Rev. W. E. More than 1 million acres of charging them with "operating a : Zaharias when and Institution to tell tamarrw: =

-- -- seek applicant was approved Hunter bedded them down after cropland have been lost to the gambling house and violation of I[ she rested here them that since the Legislature aM awry aMl } '
It y a Horn* eommittee.Ptrmiuion I the lottery law. for two weeks Tnj i
lank Teller// Admits their eviction from a flat 1n the midland overflows and Army after: failed to raise new tax money they thsadaralfraCrock
I for veterans to use : Engineers "roughly estimated" the I The case required a Say anda March *
[ church basement where the children I must hold their 1947-43 budgets
Shortage of $101,000 terminal leave bonds In part payment damage as of Tuesday at $26- half, of court time for pres- sweeping seven
to 12, usually Florida minimum. Jim SHI
fromtwo, go tourneys. f jto r
a _
for wartime governmentbuilt 520000. entation to.the jury. Mrs Zaharlas
f"(1I.t'wai* .... t f1' A ,tom -
SchooL Six said
: ti
Sunday pews i *
to Davenport
t .... a', & a .....,. M. homes was voted down In pushed together make three beds. I Court officials and prosecution i "..m hippy to bear she won'IL iI : "We're going U 'try U see j., Off 8...>e .... ,

4 '"toant tan Wffed tevnsptbs such the Howe action after would allegations be discrlmlna that= ,r Mrs. Ortiz is expecting another I Teen-Age Mother Held witnesses\ who included city i I I She's the most wonderful woman. that every essential service It nkce late*.....11MI.. rMr....... !\V::i j

to i person. about this but yea lisa ., ..
the .
'tM'N Democraticprocess Garden j RACINE. Wis. [UPI Mrs. Fran- : they were dumfounded by the "You know, too, that she put'UPa rear I i
members 01. Housecommittee Winter Woman view are going to have t* save where been IB .Ian*
.. 1 104.1 II U. He ces Stowell, 18, Burlington Wis.. Jury's verdict particularly handsome trophy for our Pee-
....... a .utinlr* tN M t.noktlwrrf said of an 11-man Dies in Auto Crash who sobbed that she was ".tooyoung" of the period of intense preparation Wee Golf Tournament and took a it Is possible to II n." tine. M ft* an.; ,1
group of citizens formed to ad- i that had into lining Ml MMWft ,
of gone up
.. j
aeee a tl year penod.T for the responsibilities interest in the tournament. I'm .
else tax changes. Rep. Eber- big Looking forward to the c1af"htm tell. ,
-- -- -- -- en MONTICELLO [API Mrs. Mat- motherhood was charged with evidence for the State will be aB that **- i:
barter (D-Ps.l aald the group was tie Anderton Yocam. 47, of Win- murder yesterdayin '! But Atty. W. R. Smith of defense -,, sure aU her friends here leave office in January 1949. ty H* age caw ij
Movies second degree 1 the British -
.*9Kt'i I tickled to learn she won\ : said "I want to leave
part of a Republican plan to favor ter Garden was killed yesterday the strangling ot her 24-day- counsel declared himself to Caldwell what h* usia
It rnr'anar-ir-' the rich.Seaate when an auto in which she was I, be gratified, but not surprised. Women's Crown. my successor -some money in the new b aM aaal
V** ...w. i MM ai*..*, >as Republicans. were re- riding driven by her busband. i old baby. I! He .pointed out that the jury I [Tournament story on Page 12 J till. tailed dews .*..>. .

*f MIIb' .'.......... S .>trf pelted Blaaaing (a] t- give the Willie Barfield Yocam went out i Austrian Official Freed !! probably resented the manner in i lea an M MM
.rt:f .... tea. I.MdIt Navy what It aay It need, andI of control and.left the road a few :,; which evidence against the cou Chaplin's Deportation' iota to .**. te j
> a sawuf.. I l .. rat It* expenditares for I miles east of here Florida Highway ;! Of Treason Charge pIe was obtained. During his final Rankin : Shipping Tieup Threat worry **- ear .*.* Mr fti
0 .. ... a...... aeit fiscal year.. Patrol reported. Yocam is in a i : summation to the jury. Smith ':Demanded by :Of Five Maritime Unions The Suture to tart MraM/re Mlp .'
f New attackswer directed at Thomasville Oa..e hospital with I VIENNA [UP] Guido Schmidt. :| struck out repeatedly at the testimony -i[ WASHINGTON (API Demanding apt to be 4aarwa ulre ...
w.Ii. tttn.afs.k trait.p .. the BuQwtnkle railroad bill Sen knee Injuries. :last Foreign Ministerof Austria of Deputy Sheriff H. W. the deportation of Charles| NEW YORK rAP Leaders of : .bw at a perto M '
.. Murray D-Uontl declaring it i before Adolf Hitler's troops took i Houck. who\ he said came here j.Chaplin to Britain. Rep. RankinliDMiss ,five CIO Maritime Unions indud- i iI i!in welt IMartslur ,

'IF'*.t.'t" pr ...._.-...-... J.... would "sanction regimentation. over was\ acquitted of a treason from New York. where he had ], told the House yesterday I ling Joseph Curraa and Harry weather **. i halt I
Austrian
the SupremePeople's
It would cost too much. CBS Youth Found GuiltyOf \ charge by :| been a police-officer for 20 years, the actor's Hollywood life "is i i Bridges last night threatened a few to Mt wMr G
WMea was.. tin and NBC radio officials said ofpropotais Court yesterday after a bet .
i I detrimental to the normal fabricof "nationwide shipping tie-up" because at 1M .rirRto
Hitch-hike KillingBRONSON' Continued Page 4, CoL 6
96-day triaL [ on ]
that the networks take i America. "He has refused to they charge, ship operators t* phratb fI
--- --- ----
:jj'1.J' .,... ,... ever the State Departments Voice [AP] A Circuit I' become an American citizen." on both Coasts were using "stall
.I ef America broadcasts Court jury last night found J. C. ''GEOGRAPHICAL IGNORED'
BOUNDARIES
Rankin said. "and by deporting ,lag and lockout" tactics: to fore {I f
.... 1.. :z.. ...... Jennings. 22. of LaGrange. Ga.. him his loathsome pictures can be !i stall contract demands of 2OO, OO ,.? t arw aa.. a.,
e1 nwaa..a rear Circus Official Dies guilty of the Nov. 23 hitch-hike kept from the eyes of the American ''marine: workers. 'I''e-. :.; -
murder of William Marscheck in 'One World' Formula Likened I youth" a.. .. $
'
.......-:;-: Under Salvo of Bullets a verdict that carried: a recommendation I, Chaplin to Hollywood. said I I; h N .. ..... 1'f.
....... of mercy.Don't "this procedure is the usual Fas- AFL; CIO Tie Refused. caw .-- ".
: : BALTIMORE tAP Richard 'One Church'IT L ah4
To Jesus Christ's
r .. ... tesaa.resIla gheehan. 41, Arlington Va, a I cist technlque"New By' New Phone Union ...: 15

....... :r -.:..= huge generously-tattooed circus Fuss-Ride the Bus I I CHARLES M. MEISTEK Weapon HintedAs' MIAMI BEACH (AP] The Communications I.. .. 11
ara w ear contractor died yesterday under REDUCED RATES The ideal of. On'eWorld was applied to One Church i Workers of America ... .
aalve of pistol bullets in a ten ..
.: a near the bIz top" police said .Six Rides 50c ,! here last night as the Church of the Brethren continued its ; King Honors Scientist ended their first annual convention -. I.. ... .

three men rushed from the scene I Between national conference in Municipal Auditorium. I AUCKLAND, N. Z. rAP The I last night after deciding .I.a.. L.1.J. ,
.... 11"
..1:. lffw...t1Raf. .. t.xv ........ soon after' five shots rang out. I It PM AM-: -Midnight 4 PM I "The church is a world church," said the Rev. H. B. Canadian Press_ said yesterday"that t:against affiliation with defeated the CIO a n. I
...... ...-. development of a secret for AFL. as delegates i :: ..: :: :
,La $5.1. P, .. L.YION 8fUM.I. I AU Day SundayQUARTER Heisey, pastor of the First Church of the Brethren, i weapon, "with capabilities approaching i motion to order referendum. ..w .
flofflfej Wreck Stores I st :
.I Altoona, Pa. : the atomic bomb in effectiveness i .s ;
.1| "When Christ looks upon the will t gife to.. : ." lay behind the naming cans itt. II
In Haifa Terrorism happy. She never H47 ...... 1941le I
HORSE
church he ignores geographical of an Auckland University
!'I another man the love and devotion : i
TaME i JERUSALEM lAP Bomb exptoalona boundaries and thinks of his professor to the birthday honorslist Raw _
RACING her husband.
that belong to :MIl.w" f* sJ
wrecked two stores in church when ....... .1
as one even "What would think of the of King George VL The pro- i
I I you
!
Kvt Tt.* OrUft
... faifev fw m taw attacked the Tel Aviv office of 3 pjn. ,church denominations." 'I far she can go with other men : Commandership of the Order of ....... : V .1 l
tlsa wtaca y.. order row Reuters British Newt Agency. No I i 'In allegorical reference to mar without losing her husband t r the British Empire. W6 1119 8eZlZ324252&2728 saw alass =
I !
..*st shaft** M horn, let M f I jsertooa casualties were reported. Florida Livestock Exposition- riage the speaker said: "Yet many church members. are .

I ,
Jtfrfs Demand U.S. Atom Action] E ? 1596 7j ,informally Utln* that by the ...a "r", '
M NG % f WASHINGTON tAP Benjamin tion needs" believe the continentand reacted favorably although ,. ,.
I doNd of the PE ACE TpRY tRAI. 7196 '' Britain $5 billionor to the proposal he advanced he meant the whole .f \N .
"" -u tArt I 11- a meeting working I Cohen. State Department Counselor -! may require o! : vest.< MIl IB i fittw W a "
S'f........, Hut ..*tIt aa. eommtttr of the UN Atomic En-i N11U 70 I estimated yesterday that' $6 billion annuallY for another : last week in a speech ati ntnt further iMBtfV .to* .M dill wRuuia .
Moscow has tome
rty Oommusion that the United'ftUtM three ,four i Harvard. From
tt-1 M' N an eo. Europe may need $15 billion to $24 or years.Assistant i|I 1,no indication that Russia will Join an dish .w s art'.1 M
and Ruuun
procrams must I sec. of StateVillard I II
. .. .... ... .1oNli1 a otrtMtM b* ai6rre4 ttmuHaneously on) ,billion for rehabilitation In the I Thorp said at the same time that I in an action such as Marshall pro.'
1
ttair merit*. next three or four years. i $8 billion of American Government -'I posed. PRINCr.11 tMH VMtf
F ..tia II.. r Pt... }!- opposed a suggestion by' 1 And see. of State'Marshall, indicating -I. aid would be required to 1 I Other State Department of-i i j,i AMSTERDAM F Arv.ChrteU .
M4# to+4 14PI 9e+s. rrtdntck' a Okborn.. U. 8. Depmr .' that J which have been talking in terms aa. jiiHiii' > t *
:: a part but by no I maintain an export total ficials ,'i .... ...
P
.. for consideration Crown Prleora s1 a aad
) M&t tared separate means aH of that would come from may reach $20 billion this year. of billions of dollars a year over .
E. +., t_ a Rataa N.. ... Orenyko charted Osborn wafMfit .the United States held open a 0 Marshall has proposed that the next several years, but the.j I Bernhard w* MMiirotWm ..a rlu.
M -...., MI the attitude that it .btlft MM *I s. J\ ttr
ale indication nn
as door to Russia to Join in a volun- Europe take the initiative in work- Secretary himself fare no
..... Ie (1. letaap.Pi.4 wwtM be taposjuble! to reach. YES YOTE tary European economic program.,'ing out its overall requirements,, as to how much financial as announced jpus. .
".. crttncet co the basis of the twoplant ,' -- ->
I NNf1la11y iMst1.4I Cohen's estimate was announced for post-war recovery. He told reporters sistance might be required -
I Tia4a4- I in a speech before the Junior'I yesterday that in making! He disclosed in response to ques- CHURCHILL $IPNtd.. .
Tht working committee temporarily LONDON 'AP I Wks '011 0a .
: Chamber Commerce conventionat that suggestion he was thinking of tions that Winston Churchill
!! ..4 d lr..L.,' ,rod. --we' meg1t4ti put aside an expected debate,; S k Long Beach Cal. He said that Britain and Russia as weel as pleas for a United States of Europe ill i condJttoo ... ilatM. NNrM
tt+ + iM I ft atom.P oa tfet veto ttcue It adjourned tine satisfactary laM lrhil $ t t&io w
"those who have been studying other countries. had influenced his own thinking
n.\ Ul TUday without deciding what Europe's rudimentary rehabilita., B.ritam. he.noted already has His reference. to Russia. was in hernia cf rtt 0 w......Ww .
& *iNi p* U 69 wttft the new Russian pro -
a r*4*, UttUrM at if e ala IEC NOY, EEC NDY. FEi TODAY
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THE TREND SENTIMENT on peacetime military training,
EASY TO APPLY a$ measured in Gallup. Polls during the fait four and a half

% SOUTH BEND rAP The Rer. He was appointed acting presi-
T ?4 ..3. Hugh ODonnell. 52.CJS.Cwho dent In January, 1940. succeeding .., I
retired a year ago as president of the Most Rev. John F. OUara .I' DRIVE AT MINCtttN. .. 14
'the University of Notre Dame who had resigned to become sue I "
BusDefxfLkQed died late yesterday in the. university penrising bishop of the U. S.Army i THE BEST IN FOODI i
2 A p'v' K: K wz' infirmary.He and Navy Catholic Diocese.He .
had been ill with cancer t was appointed president fora PHONJ7717 FIt $'$J r I'I'I
MMIinwel *.... tan I1er for some time and had undertone three-year term in July 1940 : t
'a n operation several and was reappointed in July, 1943.
v* ... e.. std said Xt z Ai months ago. He was succeeded a year ago by I FRESH DRESSED FRYSM i
Father O'Donnell had been the Rev.'John'J. Cavanaugh I
ellt "". tse...S4a. .ai associated -
..... .. with Notre Dame almost had served under his as vice-pres-'> I
---j without interruption for 35 years. ident. : SPECIAL
lUi -. .... heMeterey ,
.. 0 lee M ap edegtea4.. ; r a.t ... I
... .r .''ASe1s.4 !* Your Favorite Curs of Chicken. byNit; 11I I
.... '-' prey tAdM J. P. MEANY'SGROCERIES

f Rent Increase ,from- Pare 11 partment. Smith styled Barren asa b. e.tet..a.ett e1tb !
Report> Bill. Explained; [Continued I i member of the TaBahaaiet .",. rt b Ur evat. ..
and volunteered to help get evidence GestaPO." Barron also had made eN... e. Ills
I .s4. ....
(Editor's Not*-Tht following Q-Could a tenant refuse to I hotels affected by the bill? A- before he was made a member j 1 "buys" from the Shanlys. bad twa ciao ea.Ita
tfew Eye Aid OjuesUoru and answers prepared sign a voluntary rent-boost l ost such persons now enjoy of Sheriff Jim Black's staff 1 J also During declared his that summation when **SmIth**** ..wsww
by the United Press are Intended I agreement if offered an 18-month!monthly rates. Hotel managerscan in March. officers visited the Shanly drat rsa eM.aMll sa. ..
.
to explain! how the rent control >lease i by hit landlord? A Tex. require them to *.paf'on a t Testimony Indicated Hoock I store on March 15 they had ntf ..... atrW .. w'-t"* ee

ewT. w felt IN tperlotste. fko&M.a told awaiting final Congressional''(;The bill stipulates that rent-in dally and higher) basis. had made a "buy".from the 'I tioned the defendants warning about tfcera Ctrt* eta:: .r..-... .. .......... s
in February.Basing without: previously
action would affect the average' crease agreement must be reached Q What recourse does a tenant Shanlys i j Owing 1'M aa Mtaat .S aB..S.A .....
Man .rsa -.a Yae ..teee faantl '' have .; his statement on 'that, of their Constitutional npu. ......
if his landlord illegally Increases C f.
W
_.. ... voluntarily and. in good faith. I cross-examination of DepvtfI Nuii .
aswabilahvetNy I i his rent He Smith loudly labeled Houck a .
?rA- can sue .I1 'lbtat .a.
.. WASHINGTON IUPJ Q-How Critics contend however that "stool pigeon," causing such]I: Sheriff Don Butler head of the Tbv areI.
.
for
r & triple-damages. Or he can Wednesday Smttto a ..-. tteaapM -}:; wfleet
S a. srteeaM .... etliMNM Ill tote voluntary IS per cent I evictions veil might be the fate .ask the rent administrator to seek laughter among spectators that]I raiding party. that 1t .. WIV INw
t
'had drawn the admission
call for orderin
rest >teems proviso work -Indtatdsal of tenants who refused to sign. an Injunction. OTC spokesmen Black was forced to
AaavetaMootYestdtaa landlords and tenants They argue that Hawkes formula contend the bill provides"no.real the court.Another I,1: Butler did pot warn the ShaalH-failure ,i xa>re- ww r rcrrie awa...
are B&tfeerutd to work out "mu- therefore is a landlord's "black- enforcement at alL" defense target was Smith also struck at the era M ....... ". s-..
tsMrta Oot4tM *i-con* nf rent increases. A Jack." P. H. LaGuardia.'chairmanof .. Q-How is the veterans housing Robert A. Barron. undercover ''I' of the State to pot ea IM .
rlslM _;;. St tenant can aim to pay up to 15 the National Fair Rents ,Committee program affected? A-It goes out agent of ,the State Beverage De witness stand anyone except -paMMst.i5tMhtCREAthin-
mart rent U his land- has estimated that the nations the window for all practical purposes -
l qM !aK 51ste Keen''* him a leate extendingttwwJffc rent bin win go up $90 million on June 40 instead of Dec. I ---
lrr+srs er arlfla4etOas Dec. 31, 1948. a month. .31 as planned originally Remaining I
Wr ePehr.ta Q-Hew to the increase figured' ? Q-Is this the only method Government building controlsdie J. N. EMERSON [above] of I
+ a A 1t..1d be IS per cent above whereby rents can be increased June 30. except for curbs on Pullman Wash., Kiwanis International :
art UM monthly rent being paid by under the bill? A-No.The, measure construction of theaters bowling president died yesterday
+r.adw r Ileof a tenant when the rent bill be- would freeze rent ceilings as alleys and other such "amuse-
of heart attock.t .
Ie.tteaNaa f one* law.QWei&Id. of the date the bill becomes law ment" projects. j a
hest tNf / it be to a tenant's "Voluntary" 15 per cent increases Q-What are some of the con
+rted W advantage to sign an Increase would be authorized. trols to be abandoned? A-Limits Vet Insurance Ruling ;
wan agreement A-So much so. says In addition local boards to be on floor areas of new homes: a
k.bF IkA. Hawkes. (R-NJJ co-author set would be authorized to :
up requirement that new homes be '
Boost Cost to U.S.
llaaeaas L. Cs1d ef the formula that most tenants recommend both area-wide rent occupied year-round; the guaranteed May
1ls.ttR.aM .A do BO Hn kH. reasons forUM Increases and individual "hard market program for prefabricated I! CHICAGO API] The U. S. Cir-I'
ewe a e1 lb.i opinion: (It A tenant would ship' rent increases. houses: building material cuit of overruledthe
Court Appeals
sb4t k the .bIW thereby be assured of a place to Q-In what instances will rent controls. Housing Expediter FrankR.
.!!11 ; s.. r.Wly, live for the next year-and-a-half: controls be lifted? A-The bill automatically Creedon estimates that upwards Veterans Administration yesterday !r HEINZ
east srMal and <2) When rent controls end ends Tent controls on of $2V4 billion heretofore in a decision which would I
rt+es .rl+feaat thw lbs Mart b 1 1948, his rent would be hotel accommodations newly- banned non-residential construc- increase payments to many bene- i i .
M1 base w 5t pert tannin at a "reasonable" level but rented housing dwellings constructed tion will be started immedIately. ficiaries of National Service Life ;
fie :tattsat teas bee oelKhbon' rents might go up since Feb. 1, 1947 and He says this may prove disastrousto Insurance. William M Lytle, assistant -
frocn SO to 100 per cent. dwellings converted since Feb. 1, housing construction. U. S.District Attorney, said
1947 Area rent boards are Q-How does the rent act square that under the decision the Government j
MARKET authorized to recommend decon- with Pres. Truman's request for might pay the face valueof CREAM OF TOMATO
JAIIN trol of rental areas. Housing covered -
MOCEIY & rent legislation? A-Mr. Truman some policies as much as five I .
by "voluntary" increase asked for a one-year renewal, to times or more. He said he would.'

..i $. Mi It-(..., Mills' ,u1 Gtrt-P OU 2-0775 of agreements Dec. 31,will 1948 be in decontrolled cases where as June evictions 30, 1948.controls.of effective rent and recommend to the Supreme an immediate Court. appeal i'I.I
WEDCUVtKFKSN the lease has been invalidated.
Q-How are present eviction nation Almost might 250.000 be paid persons$500 million in the I ,}$ '
rules changed A-Regulations set Slayer of Pair asoup .
NESSES FRYERS additional it was estimated by SOUD
OPA discarded. Eviction
up by are
Lertie M. Hylton a regional director -
: cases laws.would Critics be put predict back underState chain Sought in KentuckyMOREHEAD. of claims for the VA. I I ,5.A S8UC t$ su.f I II I

67c evictions: to an extent that might Ky., TAP] Rowan
break down all rent controls. In County Judge Luther Bradley issued
.. moat States,a landlord will be able a murder warrant here yesterday FIRST AIDJ1iHEADAIIE'
CfWKC PUCES AT YOUR REQUEST to evict of tenants m-months'-noUce on 30 days'-Instead if sought in for connection Orville with Brown Wednes-24,

triM ALL BAY WEDNESDAY II] he has sold the dwelling: (21 .day's shotgun slaying of a country I
He wants to live in 4t himself: or storekeeper and a youth in the
T E )11 Eddie] Isbell, Market Manager j (31 He intends to remodel Under store at nearby Christy Creek. [ !
landlord must
rules
present a Sheriff Samuel L. Green said
obtain an eviction certificate to Brown lived within a few hundred &f adding
TMHrt. FRI. SAT. SPECIALTop HE
evict for any of these reasons.The yards of the store where the two
certificate ordinarily imposes a persons were shot, and that his onstfnofmiikorv&fer+ Z
Grade Meat six-months' waiting period to give "whereabouts are unknown as i I.eJII '
i a Specialty tenants time to find new Quarters. officers pressed a search for the
Q-.How are persons who live in person who killed Ed Johnson. 52- cRE
------- -Eoasafincf; r
year-old storekeeper and Bobby
WORD
I Rowe 18. YOClqst SOUPs

71 I i TVv
What Did the legislature Do? Furies Uaf bulletin""to reveal -this--significant Cure for Worries of Aged an aparta***,

( A IH/MCH of earnest lawmakers fact: Editor Orlando Moraine Sentinels Then M a* aMataaw* .. .
\iga I "!fa. Bricker. .who 1s director of one of our t I think they should put the the door a4 adpatf tf f t.i 1 aiaj
lie
eir M and 3r
days really aowe Townsend plan Into effect justas
largest savings and loan Institutions. Is naturally of Orft&. s.simtti.. e..s .
taate/htag. believe in giving a staunch believer in the fundamentals of thrift / l'havvlc 'e soon as possible for the good of wanted M BM. MHT* 'a a* Mvote.
i Mflt r.Hn 11 dat.ft L J all who need 'It. Thise who are I ttmt aw tree m**
j and horn .
ownership and his Introduction of these / A FEw DXS' wlvES
and have
work
able and want to .
; taIed I
H. } that there has
f or
i epteten bi8s carries with it an unusual Interest In theirptsaile. ( I KNOW i (J QC.a"L.KR.N.q a business of their own or work WM.taittls .... 's ea
paM ...4 tal. eare4e analysis cone ." fn.K I i 1. ., [ [. for someone else, let them do so. ftre'vaaf __ .Mtar11 .P. ..

.a two ether Congressmen who do his biddingas !r {worked all their lives and with call a ea It *M .....i.to ..
{Law makers spent about 75 days PITCHING HORSESHOES no fault of. their own have no living fat It t+Irt a.| a ''t. .".a+v "
awBBer\of the House Banking and Currency income to carry out their stay *" ..
.J to Mtt ,.ran ef special interests Committee. I here in rest and a well-earned f'Offfmew: Ii -i

W Fleftda and passing ape : I i happy vacation from all labor and When tfet last
They are: Rep. John J. Riley of Sumter. S. C. Give the Kids Break! '
Mia to take cart of their pet a Democrat; and Rep. Charles K. Fletcher of San : ''a I worries Some of people life. don't seem to want M tM Muaw''eN 5 w r ar and r.theati4s a.i tam...."

I Diego CaL a Republican Though relatively new deserving aged men and women to
..... .ntohamh
I days 01 the: session were spent i Congressmen they strangely turned up on the im- If SILLY lOSE full-scale Bavarian blizzard was doing Its stuff a.sI !!have any pleasure and happiness I.8IMt 1 >t..4 tsttat Mfftj K

ea....t from practically the same portant Banking and Currency Committee which Gen. George C. Marshall. trudged past the shacks in which 6,500 DP's were i i and freedom from want which OM a'u.e t.sM W ..

Hut tm. m the roB of lobbyists passes on low-cost housing bills. Both Congressmen State Department waiting for a confused world to make up its mind i'j,they hate earned. Those that deserve mere whe .... tlMrrtssaU. ..

bscowe taxes en their interests are executives of savings and loan associations Washington. D. C. what to do with them. Off in a corner of the I I' it are not trying to get something fiat I.hid mast ..Isru tiler i

MNt priaH.es under and they have voted consistently for their camp. I heard laughter coming from one of the 5 for nothing. They have given flies ... S Ovt sst. soil
afpr were j associations and against housing that would help Dear Mr. Secretary: chanties. I walked in*nd found myself in a make their lives to earn a living and IQ wU abet witla lIMa. stir, I

1rtzIdI1f. veterans. It Isnt often a fellow gets a chance to do something shift laundry. I ducked under some wet clothes, paid taxes and done their beat toI remttM t 1M rrei/rw .aA M.
knuckled under to both nice hanging over a dirty floor. I I 1 help others given to Red Cross IifM 1sMiswYla: I AtsilM
I on a big scale. You've got that chance.
rand to other organizations to help
e a Ml defensive pressure. ; trees as lafaesruwt arisrCtsaa ..
It rewlt I When Paul Griffith commander of the Ameri- There's' an awful lot of kid-hungry people in Near the washtub there was a group of kids i! them. Now they need help for >Ar.,1. OMa1Msasasas
g Cmlmon.wt i can Legion and Charles Keck. New York sculptor this country. One out of every nine marriages is playing with a doU they had made out of knotted I themselves. The 2 per cent tax wffl sea nsrb a 1a1
ftiMNrt tie slang with Coy. Caldwell'se called on Harry Truman to present Keek's latest I And kiM!I'
childless. Hundreds o f rags. they were laughing. Laughing like {help out In paying expenses of regard tea ii.it tasM .
ffe4 fire pWpie of Florida are to bust of the President Truman leaned back medi- II thousands of good folks,] anywhere laugh. rm afraid I wept a little when government I i> and the money the tenet aM Maw Arab ttlwoad

f.e the S ate's P4 mion deficit. I I tatlvely and said: for one reason or another 'Vd tW TOSS I save them because I couldnt think of any set of raged:(: will get will help business, k hPiff4l sew \IIff1II tit

,; ...... and lobbyists do not "You know. when I was In the Senate; ten years !II haven't any younguns of kids anywhere in the world who had.less to laugh i'as that money will go to'buy all Iavwitws a 0ItIIiMaAIM"
K/DS kinds of goods need to live
ls.... ., FI&rida to us. ; ago. I never dreamed. that this would happen to their own. And there just about. on. they 1tly,

I me-that one day would be receiving a bust of aren't enough kids up for There It Is, GeneraL Thousands of people > Money In circulation 'Is better i I -

fPHE LEGISLATURE FAILED to passeemmwwt I myself In the"White House as President of. the : adoption to go around. hungry for kids thousands of kids hungry for ,than being hoarded up to certain Each! aft p/f/ ft C... mtlf|

I.. United States. II | One of'our few remaining extent where no one can> Meter f/tttteA/ Jf..**fEdttar
law. which people. Surely there must be for these I
property I Keck that the :black markets is in babies.I some way tub of It.
I reported bronze likeness was a i get
1 I I Orta4o ktawwifei *
feTt .
.*M saved the taxpayers of Florida .' personal gift to "you and your family. It matches I got a dramatic reminder two lumps ,of loneliness to set together. r If these aged folks have ISO 1 OBCgraiiilHtnaM to w.MHMHfe D

;. til-- mfiim er mere annually. I another bust the sculptor has made for American of this a few Under our present quota setup it takfs.upeight to ,to $75 to spend, they can fix upI > .fiawytr tar nHp.i e u (._ J t

It 1414 to previdt a comprehensive :I Legion headquarters Indianapolis. Both bear the weeks back. Some papers fears for these youngsters to get visas-years
water fftfttfd and conservation inscription S. around the country printed can buy food clothes and get a' minded vDMro of ruisani!
measure. : Harry Truman. President of the when they should have somebody to wipe their !chance to live like they want to 1
It left ike ch.cl. people l In doubt as to United States. Citizen. Statesman. Legionnaire. that my wife and I i noses dab mercurochrome on their knees and buy :go to movies church or any otheri Newttt minded TOUTS tartot istM. a
I
wkthr" tke pref ram .. lift cur tdttea "The American Legion Is proud of yon" said were planning to take on them red wagons for Christmas.I i I pleasures they can enjoy. There W. W1II ..litrtojjMi s.airttlMe stirs w f

ti.ftI statures out ef 44th place In the Griffin, as the bast was placed on Truman's the bringing-up of 25. Ie. understand there are bills up in Congress swill. be new hope for them. "The> mark la to sa iturtiai I

iitiM tart be Implemented for lack of detk. European: orphans. For do something about this S-830 and H-2446 Jo be .younger ones will be able to ret i OUAOV L Jddifllil i t

....i. Thanks. replied the President. Tm a Legionnaire days the postman laid technical sponsored by Sen. Ives and Rep. Javits. i jobs and keep them from ccmm1t.t .-
stacks of letters on my desk from couples In everyone crimesto. get a living;
in good standing. I attended They would allow war orphans under 14 to rotiSlffII".Iht.T1ICf4 .
ft failed to provide for renovation of numerous legion of come "
the 48 States. They told me how lonesome LEEDS
-
conventions aa a delegate from Missouri." in outside the quota if a bond were posted and I'
ter INhale Canstitulton. they were, and how much it would mean to themto It Writer ,. A. ..

It gaffed to pass an antJ-b okI. bill, deat While Truman was appraising the bronze image have one of those children. They mailed in people agreed to adopt them. They're good bills, ,Newell Apology Asked; Editor. Orta4* a* r.ms a.ss..
but l1ke'a lot of good bills, they'll
probably lost
he suddenly noUced'that something was missing. snapshots of the get Apart from a** +w _
I Ike scandal the spare rooms where the kiddies
: Papy bribery In the Congressional shuffle. That Is, unless they fegler Gets lambastedEditor the letter of ,
_: The bust was a true likeness In every. respect save could sleep the toys they could play with, the r. A f w
cne-there were no glasses on It. schools where find a champion. Orlando Morning Sentinel: fleets P..... ua la
lit mtfRftert Ialkt4 about the power thought they'd go. I It is very sad that Com. Newell eousnns aid ...,..
I .I IM race track lobbyists and blithely I IJ "X you'd notice that.chuckled Keck. Of coarse I haven't got the 25 tots yet General How about you? called those that did not see just .ij
Try these on for size. suggested Truman I think a loud trumpet blast from' Ole larshaH like he did narrow-minded. Butlets with=
a!.,stets .U...*.. "' .rl., t. curb>> them. removing but if I had 25,000, I think I could place everyone
I
his own glasses and handing them to Keck. would do more than a trainload of petitions. How be charitable; all are subject
.' f i fee ct ettt aide of the I ledger is the I There waa a bunt of lau /hter as the sculptor fitted of them in a fine American home Evidently, about forgetting that Hungarian goulash for an ;; to mistake. I think he should apol- old: at u.e Iff ._

; Ad sta t M new taxes were levied. It is them on the bust However Keck said he wouldn't a lot of would-be pops and moms 'want something -hour and playing Santa Claus for 25,000 kids and togize.' It Is always elevating to **&

tJiat tfe*. should resound too loudly ; consider his job finished until the bust was fitted around the house that makes noise besides 50,000 grownups: ? -j:right our wrongs but If we put him 'Pine CaaUt.Local .
{ out for that, what will we do with
credit of the lawmakers for they I out with Its own glasses-in bronze. the radio. .Remember.'these kids won't be competing for! our President for his dealings

*f ft exist to hamstrung the Governor. If it rn find a way," he assured Truman. "I had Well I know where there arc; such kids-thousands anybody's job. They wouldn't know a foreign 1 I' against Mrs. Roosevelt for speaking Insurance MN

ii j f I4 have tmbarrassed the adminlstraS I the same trouble with a bust of Teddy Roosevelt of them-and you do too. They're the war ideology if it came up and bit them. There are '' a wor dor two for the cause Honored by C

t i m re to add taxes than not, we believe only that job was even tougher, because Teddy wore I orphans in the DP camps of Europe-Belgian. organizations standing tb pay the passage post of peace and against war If we SasttMi mpinf
ti; pbKt-ntl'l1th a ribbon Danish. Polish. Jewish, Dutch necessary bonds and arrange for legal j i want to put him down below any T ....... ttt Mfr
Lgatttre would have done French kids. I adoptions. I j
Just that. human, just set the scandal agitator -,,merfat St.. of OM HOT Vtat' Qa
AM fait but not least, the House had a'tached'I I think you'd agree with me they're the thing most This could be so administered that the childrenwouldn't I Westbrook Pegler on him. ,I Inttraat c. 'a AM IBM of

tt iemerH to pass a bill lessening the I No Ume Is wasted on worth salvaging out of the scrapheap that used be dropped Into our congested big cities.I I He win go back three or four i than *.... Mi.ta> *. to.

fsaifthmeftt for drunken politically allergic gentlemen Republican Sen. Bob to be Europe.I What do you say? How about our fattening generations. If there Is any dirt, a wtsaer .f UM BN-.

l. driving. Taft of Ohio and Democratic Sen. Claude Pepper got a close-up of these small fry a year ago up some skinny kids for a change Instead of KIrsten|I i i he will sure dig it up. But don't expect Award ftvt fef is* --... ..
etr eptatea the 194 Legislative session of Florida square away. The boys speak their last November when I was in Europe. I particularly Flagstad Titl Schipa, and Axel Wenner-Gren?! him to write one word In socUUon of late ttefervrMoflt
minds with engaging bluntness. especially when remember some I saw at Landsberg, Germany. A BILLY ROSE. I praise of any good act of any- contog Ie ..... Res 0's ttrlR
-
I Montana's Democratic Jim Murray is on tap with one's. i,Qtr.To
tlSe.. vocal assists for Pepper. If I were printing a paper he i Q1I&Iifr Iir 1M ...f. yet
w.wrs.. WESTBROOK PEGLER SAYS :_' sure would have to pay me a lot Meat must fee wiaMMMM t
While the Senate Labor Committee was considering I i to get me to print his character1defaming : I i high deft** ., ***** w palHi
Ucal I ley Mckes Good his public health bill the other day. Taft I filth against anyone.holders as teAat R w ..

STRARY INTERNATIONAL led off with a charge that the Wagner-Murray- Even if'his statements are true U!Icentage ., OM .M* tr.si..a ..
PICKS Mr. Dingell Health Insurance Bill, a much more liberal ;Truman Should Be Defeatediy 1 sure is not high-minded or elevaU['by the agent tt a t-* ... psrM
Guernsty as t its president measure, was a "piece of propaganda. i i ing. only agitating strife class being <
-, for the hatred and confusion.
moment that gentleman who -- -
The '
fmt tap from Orange Avt. will get his this committee former as chairman a propaganda Murray.,agency always to put used over WESTS ROOK PEGLER loyalty from a President of 'the United. ? States to''I,Ocoee. .C. )L CHAPMAN. IFVITAMrN*

tft mere eewsreels and the things ho NEW YORK When Pres. Truman was asked one of the vilest men In our country.: 'I
newspapers wanted commented Taft acidly. mi BUCK YMtf "
tAf: Present That b utterly false. fired back l\11UT&1..It to comment recently on the latest Kansas City vote Old Tom Pendergast died and the same Presi- Public Information Booth

d.M a man get to be president of Is jut in line with your attitude aU along. i I i fraud case he said he thought it should.be carriedthrough dent flew to Kansas City to attend his funeral Cited Chic ? NUXATtO t***
as Necessity w
What ever Harry Truman the old .w'w
JiHrfwUenal \barrel-house I
to its
Rotary I' logical conclusion.The
To support his point. Taft cited the labor control politician, might have thought about Pendergast Editor Orlando Morning Sentinel: ..'
I TN, a question to ponder; a tribute to bill enacted this session Under Murray he
measure a man charged the committee had always "suppressed'1&bor the defeat and the appropriate disgrace- of Harry- the country sneered at decency and His oath in an office on & main ii. :
i
ftrti Ken Guernsey is an affable fe!> kr %&Uon." : Truman in 1948. For what ever of office when he went there. own : street In Orlando shows the need t w.t
,
kale heart well That's not true asserted his other virtues and achieve- for a public Information booth on
: Pepper.
met. His Jovial jumping Into Many of us have had the kindness to put away Orange Ave. .
ments he is the titular chief of the
IINI. tttc strangers at e.... I the t1'1.rhe Senator from Ohio knows that. rotten Pendergast machine in in the back of our minds the memory of a disgraceful A young'couple who were locat A Uata l1&t tl

*et*.4jr.! K.a Guernsey It tlncere. I "Wen. it's been true the eight years I have 3 Kansas City and morally -. deal by which the funds! of the peopple were ing in Orlando asked about a room Radio Sew It

He b8t tt. U Ret.f). Us fellowship Its been on the committee. retorted the Ohioan. J for its crimes. His responsibility responsible loaned on a farm owned by the mother of Harry I for rent and said they were look f'

.?&****. Its f.w.r .. influence good The alert Pepper decided to concede that point is not just general as Truman the old County Commissioner. But It I ing for an .apartment I referred''them fflNi' -
to the
I In order to bolster his just wont stay there. He shows Chamber of Com
all ..., Ik* ..'nn.. own position. [Roosevelt's was in collaborating great affection)merce. They had already been at I
Tk4r4Jy, Ken Guernsey has worked at "I thank God." he parried "that some of us 'with this same vicious gang and flies and respect bedside for his mother when she is IU and he I an OPA office and were Informed nw.Rae Mule

k.* arfM, With him Rotary is I are proud to be associated with the defense of with the Hague and Kelly ma- to her but he permitted her name to it was hard to find a place. I gave tall LDGNarglt lJa r. f 'etiAa.esl
Ms taken tone a religion; ht labor and not Identified with Its destruction.". chines in Jersey City.and Chicago. be bandied about when he engineered that' loan, -- .-- -
Hit to all for
spread it new- a few dollars. < '
among .Taft looked bored and Kansas City is Truman' old
proceeded to the consideration :
timers Sfi the IoN
Finally -
i served as President he sets out to purge a M i'eewiaee le.Ia
of his bill. home town. He .as a
AM furthlr Km Guernsey Is a sclntliateig County Commissioner there in the Congressman of his own party* in a primary and I Adviser ,
J his own gang take this to be,an order
tag speaker. When Jto steal the
he
gets era,of some of the most spectacular -
Pits. Truman has Petler
finally the
given green light j nomination. That
>ftp to talk, be j is just what happened so again
throws
dirt and vim into his to his thievery and vice in the criminal -
counsel Clark Clifford to begin, revamping'the as before, we find HORIZONTAL'VERTICAL
Truman still
**Ht What ht of United States He knew because the barrel-house
history
is the 1 the
says oW-fashioned whole
housing is
It aimed
program. at replacing politician though he now sits in the White 1,7 Pictured US. 1 Deduction
II tff that evtrvbody even the most Innocent and credulous citi House + iA 11
knows. 20 cent of the
He has per nation's obsolete
no new housing conniving after the fact by political A
t theories el a Henry Wal ace, but he sticks by 1950. GOP Jtep. Merlin Hull. of Wisconsin I zens knew, that his great friend and patron old of Justice to"shirk the permitting investigation.the Department Probably 114';, adviser inGermany 2 Speaker W

to the barney American stuff-be honest, be win demand that Congress make a full Investigation -! Tom Pendergast. was not only a thief and grafter he ordered the D of,.?. to go easy. We all know Undecorated _
fair. b* stitetrt with fellow of the Russian "hot money" scandal by which robbing even the poor city employes of a portionof that if Tom Clark Truman's 13 Expunger 4 Worm f
l your attorney general had
All e| which peRt man. the U. 8. Army Is out $950miIDon: It cashed Rus- their pay, but. in a practical wholesale way a given the word the FBI could have uncovered:that 14 Talisman Anent t1 l
success and lifted
rake-off from the 6
a
prostitutioneer collecting a earn 15 HOrWllaitIS
alan occupation marks Obstructs.
J >"mai., | town F>rWa boy Into the national loaned the Russians In printed Berlin.from, .plates The Kaiser-we had j' 1nis the'of brothels.the diseased and bedraggled country girlsin crime Bat and J.brought Edgar Hoover in evidence admits to that convict.Clark restricted 19 Unclosed .*I ,7 hair Horse's neck !S Sort4w tJ rhinrr

a Fraser auto company is now In the black. i Girdle !7
--- : the FBI and thus made it necessary for 20 Consumed t Unmarried Cot on 4'1 *.i40N 1ta111a1
That is the kind of rascal that Pres. Truman the 'Kansas City Star's reporters to do the job as 21 Steps over f Cab.) 30 Resislarwr .Mif.>|

I OrijM-xk) Morning Sentinel Radio Program I could admire and did. the Star men did in the previous frauds when fences *< S Polisb.! uait32OrtJi Oaieat.J s

Pendergast ran a wide open town. He grafted Truman's only action was obstruction. 23 June bug Entreated ...... ....

s from Orlando. Sarasota, Vero in charge of the camp. fint Everett: ,.Mat _.
I Join U.S.' i Beach Mount Dora St. Petersburgand Scouts are living in barrack Ona** "...
DEAR BOSS: !otherwise known as the housing But now by the simple expedient Navy I Leesburg are attending the and eating at the. mew ball report beu .
I with the soldiers.A
I of answering an ordinary
shortage.
Ed. Note. And that's Franklin Enlistment of Ralph Frederick I. Scout Encampment at the Or- 1 Instruction the IWW addnsnt .
Afoot and ahorseback you've classified ad. what have you arranged .Air schedule and pro -- .
r H Stevenson.' City Editor.! rompetrt with motor-driven for your wife to read on Gilkey, 18,1515 Yale Ave, Orlando lando Army Air Base under the gram planned by the 14tb Air
Pardon my '. but when they I people with bankrolls for whatever Friday, the Thirteenth? in the regular US. Navy and sponsorship of the 14th Air Force. Force has proved satisfactory and tfettie WHiftJtr atari
tii& you to writ a piece about housing raised its head. Simply that she and the children his transfer to Atlanta where be the scouts have shown a deep interest Tfeff IM* ..... IN=-
M "AMU* i96Yt Pndajr the Thirteenth, you have I You've seen landlords who avoid can join at once In a will attempt to qualify for combat Vernon Mooty.both 18,who enlisted the astta ha. .
i Ioan.h. sometimes.As I children like the plague, landladies you air crew training was announced as apprentice seamen A typical day start off with a $aaaM as.lat a.*.
clean newly-painted adequate- '
TrlC QUESTION when you've just slipped out who change their minds, fiends sized apartment. Only that the yesterday by CEM S. S. Kienker. I have been sent to San Diego reveille at $:50 ajn, breakfast at -
recruiter-in-charge. 6, and 7 At i the t.
at .
I assembly
b kse *MIW toto nhsl. Ie send a night letter to your wife who want a year's rent in advance. owner-managers who do not object CaU for 'training. W ANtE
Another Orlandoan entering Kienker also announced that scouts attend a lecture on navigation
HM MMw MO****? Iran *bem you've been separatedMtroufh I By finagling you've advertisedyour to children are. .to put it and at 9 learn letters
the regular Navy was Randolph John E. Bolton yeoman second. they
THE ANSWEKS> no fault -of-your-own. wants on Page 1. I mildly saints. Deshields McDonald. 22, who has USNR, had been added to the of'the radio code. CASHIER
.. Tli.+s laaperrw l1ltt Okay, Superstition. Sure, bad two years eight months of previous -l staff of the recruiting station Then conies a short movie oa
!I luck still could come on Friday service during the war. McDonald here Bolton's home is in Tampa some phase of AAF history or fw
'+htsaa et+wrOi1 fee Will Women Look Like Devil? '. the Thirteenth. one of the enlistees who and he was cent here from the ..rganiiatonAfter loath UM
HIGH 6IOCMVt
'a elsaai. mel, M i! But rye got an apartment, and passed the exacting Eddy test has Naval Station at Jacksonville. He scouts tour the maintenance TYPE
artS w .. you can go play with your black been sent to Corpus Christi. Tex. I II' I replaces R. M. Owens storekeeper shops and the flight line. Here :-
ri Hats for Autumn To Carry Horns cats, under a ladder. I' for training as an electronics. tech- [ Second. USNR. who has been they see the actual work per =- _
- I' I F I
I I Charley I nidan for aviation. transferred to the demobilizationcenter formed by soldiers and can e'- -m-- S
- I +lt1 orsrip lr SARA YOKLEY I 4 (Ed. Note: And thats our1Cl'.arles j' Two Ocoee Tenths, William I I at Jacksonville for dis I 1 serve the reMtlts.
II I r 1f NEW YORK [UP] Women, come Fall, will look like the M. Feister reporter. Munroe Anderson and Odis :, charge. 9. The social and recreational ae. i .

deil The newest Autumn hats bear a striking resemblance ,1

I 1r1ai+ r a hyr e to a pair of horns. I ., .

This devilish mode is a result of millinery's newest .-. .'
Uist ,breadth rather than height. And the wider hats get -, !

Mrs .......d V a t'WfIf >lrv riant also left $11.000 are equally eerie. -
to R.Uim Colfege to establish Lilly Dache prefers Halloweenfor
M4 ,
.._ iomm m /ht Caroline G.' Plant scholar- inspiration a squashed-in
t .. ...a.. .*u... *he al>.. Ml VOt to Dr. witch's hat and a pumpkin number 1'Q:
0 f U Li.... Orlando, to be held / Wb
. I. In tryst fer his ton and dauthr Hattie Carnegie, on the other
and fl.... &. Mrv Mildred hand. is in a more modern mechanized
.."I Wrar of U inter Park. mood, with a street
MOST, of the other individual bee
version of the welder's helmet.
.
.
i + .I...'......... I O'tesu sere.made to relatives in She takes a gold colored felt ''S BY HICKOK

I r .....'.. t tantr ueftU Stairs.Bf of $5.000 each were with derby matching and drapes grosgrain it fore and ribbon.aft

When you are looking for food savings look.at ALL prices. Because we. believe you will find our pricn lw M .**? ...
I ::1 Compare them-item for item-quality for quality. That's every day we are listing on these two page* ntty ...
and we invite you to compare them with whet tM fiepaying ... -
-- the way to prove to yourself where your real savings lie because if you shop elsewhere. Then, let if r+* 44# tgB rI
J I SOUPSVtfUi4t CANNED VEGETABLES it's your total l food bill that counts. that our stores offer you real savings on yew ....! few-:1:

tIM.. .. ... ( rla... Mae 12.., fMOSES I [Scec-ol to Orlondo Mon, no Sentinel! Marie Oglesby *....tt* .*. r"fc "". ***.. '
.r err a .q vet r.c ;.ec --.;:;.. itt SANFORD-The standing one ,
.. Pool
-- Funds for Clermbnt Progress attains in the world of music apparently ,' ,.
-
.." to taUK U is never forgotten, or 10' j
it would seem in the cue of liNk j
tSc-cial to Orlando t.bI"'O Sentinel) lr E. L MILLION Wight local business man, who u I, JUST RECEIVE
PHARMACYTWO f OVIEDO American Legion CLERMONT. H. Bowman, first vice-president of; in receipt of an invitation from 1 NEW SHIPMENTS
Memorial. Post has a busy crew the 801
the Chamber of states } Jesuit of the activi Sammy Kaye to attend I CARPETING
Commerce, as a,
working to publicize an old fashioned You Want to Lead a Band, program I ALL WOOL
STORES barbecue at Oviedo swim- ties of their organization large developers, hotel operators, at Carnegie hail June 30. I Tn-Tone and 11th Centwy Floral f ft. sal It It .M....
ming pool July 4, when funds will industries, small businesses, large number of Winter: Wight said yesterday that In
I. t '.......1 0- Phone 2-3467 ASPHALT TILE
be sought to reopen the public visitors and tourists are expected to be attracted to Cler- 1900 he was instrumental in ,Organizing ,
)It S Of..*t Itouora& Trail Phone 9552iliCTRIC swimming pool closed for more -- the Citizen's Band of Group "B* and Grew *C* nItn.
than a year. mont.Many 1 Bradford, PLo: of which.he was an j LINOUUM-CONGOUUM-CONOOWttl
Legion spokesman said yesterday I out-of-town inquiries active member. It has now been INLAID I
GIFTS FOR HIM that a State law requires have been received by the 25 years since he has played in, Stock and Custom Made Venttisn BB4' i
that such a pool have a chlorinator Chamber since its organization the home band having been a 1
for purification of the within the past month. resident of Florida. LHHLEUM 01.
his day long-time I AMERICAN RUI AM
on water, despite the fact that this I Fred Wolfe executive secretary, y .y ,. I(1 "Where he got my name Is a1 .
= pool is fed by large deep flowIng advises that plans are in the completion mystery to me," Wight said ""but 863 North Orange Are. ti i t.tees
Sunday June 15th wells, which constantly keep I stages for the operationof I would surely like to go
I I l! the water changing. j a credit bureau for benefit of
Ii : Children and young people of the business men and merchants all'WaY.1
Oviedo have sorely missed the use I association. Also a new map of Mrs.Hiatt
RAZORS SHEAFFER of the pool since it has been the city has been made and
drawn from aerial photos,
closed for lack of this purifica-
Ar.+Mp.. b Idkk Pta & Pinch Stta. tor it is reported. I' Inquiries are coming; into the y ''Honored I II
'
chamber almost daily for business -
SIS to $19.75 i Civic-minded citizens are to-: .
:
$6.00to and residentialloctions. and :
1! evidenced operating by with contributions the Legion of as W.is I it and indicates continued a rapid growth development of Cler- p:5; :: ; I At Party

Sons, and I
e O Kilbee. A. Duda and I
: $25.00 Charles Lee each of whom has mont it is asserted. : i I f Snrm: Orlando Morning Sent n!l) a asts
4 donated a large beef for the bar I Chamber of Commerce is co. ; WINTER GARDEN Mrs. Hoyle
becue. I operating with" various other g
civic groups, and from time to were co-hostesses, at a partyhonoring
time meetings of representativesfrom .,, Mrs. Clifford Hiatt who
PICNIC JUGS School Board To Get
IILlfOLDS-A each group will be held so will soon sail for Japan to Join II ] fill iiitituTiTiTTT""
ml.t Y Bids on New Buses as to co-ordinate their combined .. I her husband Major Hiatt. of the
I G&I.
efforts and activities, officialssay. '
$150 US. Army.
$7 ,
to SO R C-r; cl fo Oroo Morning Sentinel] I| Coca-cola and dainty sand-
SANFORD-Principal business 1 1I served. Party was held
At present plans are being made wiches were
SHAVING before the meeting of the Board of I or in process of execution for a i GEORGE BLAIR BROWDER, in the home of Mrs. Pounds, and
: I GL Public Instruction meeting todayat modem sewerage system a new I son of Mr. and Mrs. Cledis invited guests were the Mmes. G.
SITS 10 ajn. at the office of Supt.T W. P. H. Britt. V. E. Bour-
Bray.
'trittl : theater a new church building. Browder, graduated from
j Si.lSSNAVIH6 W. Lawton will be to receive I, R..P. Howard. T. T. Capple-
a building for the Veterans of land.
lite $5 I I"'" bids of new school buses, it was ForeignVars, the possibility of a Lakeview High School June 3. man. W. F. Cappleman. George
reported yesterday. new and modern hotel-and a com I He will enter the Naval I Re- Walker, Frank Ross, C. L. Stanford

: alt at Wells 47. resident of Linden died Stop digging 1 W..dpNoWU1)r sole, W* MlMore Aaaa
Leesburg hospital Monday
kids dandelions
night following an illness of several and most lawn eeswt. Vw k.
months.Mr. otheruglrbrood-kafwe.ds. era! times mte t.ees>Mr
t Y i > Wells was born at Center Simply spray Weed>No- pie,. weed tstttAMore
Hill and was a lifelong resident a
lawn.
on yow Ab.oLina. .,
sprlrt.,
of Sumter County, where he was
a farmer He served in the U.s. y a
Qtj Navy following World War f.
Surviving are his widow Mrs.
Nina G. Wells, Linden and a son. !

TALLAHASSEE API A $500.- ;Aid Bid Mapped ;!i i State Tax Failure Jo Cities UrgedI I IS,;ec l!' to Or:ondo Mor-19 Sf<
060
PorOranges annual budcet_ llin* for ex- I I ELAND Probci
In Bribe
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1 I
i peoAiurt of Mm In paid ad- i I H. Carrol and
wtittB* and publicity-was [Continued from Pare 11 | //"Some Legislature will; earn .the.t respect of the State I [AP] Municipal Henry Swindle of the Volusia

!deptd by the State Advertising. by until we find ,out just what : some time by'passing the appropriation bills and the, necessary budgets must be'sold.to taxpayers Club deposited $3.000 *
I Oommluioa rnurda. tax levy, and goipg home" as part of a plan for better communities County Commissioners TALLAHAM >OF> AMMfr t
needs to be done. |1 I
TIM budget which includes a Thisstatement_ was made yesterday by Lloyd. Boyle I city managers of Florida ,pay for a dog track for Be* BOTH C fee ** tit
9earrara litre I' per tent reserve of ISO.000 "This is a proposition greater 1 attending the first annual short ,election in Volusia County pear in court WISP .IMIdes ft.Mt.
r.hwisJ than the Citrus Commission or Sanford State Senator for. the 37th District, Brevard'and of Florida I .,
Ntt.sIed by the Governor, also i course at the University t Although their action to att.lhae p-P..'r ..
taint for expenditure of $40.000 the Florida citrus industry. We Seminole Counties. In an article were told yesterday by Clar- officially reported it was I to UM lrt4 ttf ttw Iff Wseo ..."
Nr apectal' bookleU and must have the co-operation of the prepared for The Orlando Mom- ate ence E. Ridley director of the International i i er NIsM1 culler. t
ti. pMetraap $13.500 whole national citrus industry sponsored ty the County Commissioners | firmed by the two on chart-
.
ing Sentinel. .
ter City Managers' Asso.i .
office suppiiea and of fellow LftrfateMMState
postage to Assn. I Beach residents late ,
; bills
National numerous
the Farm Bureau the
There are always too many Public cannot be expected to
Marie the commission'* heavydMTMpo&dence. I relating to clarification i j Their action gave Auy Ones C Patie+ a
of i
Grange, our Congressional repre- bills. he'said.. __ exist- budget which calls .. .
support ..
a .
u rP1 .
i ing statutes and long-heard rumors that argue aamx a
gaaigesst M e.etwA.rPetw sentations from Florida. California pointing out that ; many local bills of ,
for expenditures
u toOtt The emmiMia eliminated and Texas-In fact this is one in the 1947 ses- relating to the counties and municipalities simply but if a plan of progress terested in establishing u -.s. '

1Mtt- frees the ..ltt fr the next time we all have to pull together" sion nearly; 1,500 j within my district money for the community' is outlined track In the county were awwefa/ r
tlrepl ftwal l Commander said. "1 do want to add that in nine actively toward aetr
year beginning July 1. bills were intro- my in the budget "taxpayerswill ...
the" SVM f. .tl. opinion the outstanding devel- .The recent passage of a act Atq '
r n n picture "Until we know what can be duced in the that funds are avail-
...**.,..... like Chm. J. Saxon done and how it can be accomplished House and more opment- of the 1947 Legislature, able,"see he declared. ed the way for locating Matr A ...w r.
U.,4 .f DayUna Beach laid theMRsa far I concerned than 1,000 in the was a convincing demonstration track in the county. ..
as as am should be plan I
.. ...., .. "A budget a be 8, tow .
g ,Methat that Florida mastrevamp herr i Before a permit can
wa drapped because of the Citrus Commission Senate. .
; with dollar signs. .... ,
drawn
1
..... ... tax structure: : however voters will have w 1
,
.
fJHt the lark f fund*. wont set lobby Commander -
up any
.e ... e.bs et. continued. IJsarticle "We 'are bow, and have been Dr. Ridley expresed the belief t prove tho project and a .... 'p.. :
.e+t UvttiMt. A propoMl by James LrimoreI !I I i for some years committed to a I that the present trend of finan- issued by the State Racing I.... eM ....'
:.!Il. Miami fer the adoption of The FCC boss went on to 'say "I fOl-1 p r luxury; excise system that |Js wholly cial stress on municipalities will 1 mission. i ----- = \

.. ....b Ie ,.... -rtonda ,Wme* on a permanent that Evans "doesn't deserve any and helped unsound and inequitable. Some- i continue, and possibly become Voters defeated an Pap, twos
h .. It fMNt;. fcuia WM tabled for later coniertttoa. criticism: : because he has been on the classes of-luxuries. bur- worse. He said that cities are I 1937 for a similar project l k.fd bribery .....p....
.. Tlorida top of the situation and a lot of Committee Educational I are heavily caught: in the pincers of more work :
.Agues .., time" would
tar
4 aeMe dened, while 4. ,
other luxuties'are. Pap a V4SaUrtfay a.M i1Ap rM
people don have the whole storyon bill designed with which to Weiner'r
car- I
.. 'w tM same as Eastern: daylight with less money .
.
.
slue >f.rtell lit II PHt what has been done and what to increase I ignored. > service, and that cityi FLORIDIANA .. |*. ..t. fII ..
Welt ,1 A 3iy t ravtyt 11M. I The Senate Finance and'Taxatlon .ry on public .. ..
tempthu Ie toy t I
can be done. teachers' Boyle think and plan
U. ..... must
". vtt''i: Utg! t.. and newspaper ad- As for a special meeting ct the salaries and improve standard ot S Committee, of which I ws a ,i managers for economical administration. I' ... 110010 aeabeoa ..g+1...e i ,
t rtM f teyeuu and schedules for more Amnesia i Victim
:: Citrus Commission Commandersaid Florida public schools. member estimated that revenueI bill ,. dry bekaab.
": ter Mw a.t year were discussed butTflrlal he saw no reason for such a i i I "I also supported the bill making I for the next two years would equal I; Representatives of more than 30 I Sire r.m.">M"T.I.
aetton
a was taken pend- session until such time as the < the State's institutions of I or better past income and be ample Has Big he (b.atg L.areba =.I t
*. Jme 27-21 in Mi- 1; higher ] I Florida cities attended opening
... ... a meeting
1M .Met- committees get together in Washington I[learning co-educational. I to take care of an appropria- ddring which his. II.... seal I....
M M M 0" rwu Nit am Bearn.AtrveoteaU. explore the whole situai i !i' tions Unless a serious depression ; session yesterday For Po dktaaeat y a a..
"In ad 'tion. I helped pass various they began discussions of mu- Tampa is
with the Allied Ad-
IJ Wltl T1 btMM. [ .
should
and
tion outline a program. occur which the committee Grand Jan.WbtIl .
K public health
:
fi apew a u tttgea vertMac Aieectes of Florida. Inc. "We've got to get our ducks in i measures; Increased I could not then foresee I i nicipal financing problems under TAMPA DETECTIVES I.
M pr. rwa c..eM. a.d UK rtorttfa News and Photo a row first." he added. appropriations for treatment "I want to especially commend i leadership of Francis B. McGarry, 1 checked with .r ... ..... Met...t

I : .. .i....'... wttM r'1t Serrte* were continued foil the Evans talking from Lakeland of tuberculosis and for aid to :the work of,.the Orange County i i director of finance of West Palm New Orleans police to toraeyt aa M ...V ..ilad. Met
the blind
,. : revamping State Prison Beach; Carlton F. Sharpe. St. Pe- I UCUIIn II die .....
I eeee r. rpe .111. esaw.g year.Miamian said that some work has been delegation as I received splendid I j the identity of an amnesia cart
I ,system: appropriations for new Fe- 'II I i tersburg city manager and C. H. bear. "N *' Ml wilnposMM.
PaW
Q 4 1p --- done on the foreign relief food support and co-operation from who wanted to know if he ,
t =..... ....... program pointing out that there male Corectional Institution, and Sen. Rose arid.Reps. Akerman and I[Donovan of the university's col-' murderer The 44-year-old ; i. r.... ty.e
.. ....&. ElectedBoys' has been no Federal coordinationor for a first- offender's prison for Cobb. lege of business administration. complexioned man but amtftrl fHdtMl aIMMlM1: a

!.f ...... administrator named.He males. I('t : the police desk sergeant < wffl Ml ..... Bar ..
.... ... .....rwup.e State Head said the FCC had filed briefs "I supported the bill creating Engine Number EyedAs day "Who am I?"' he fend*!* sat '=.r: '
... 'with Sec. of State Marshall and !u the Everglade; National Park Orlando Bankers Attend Clue Does anybody want me? b.eae.e e1 1 s &l
........ .. ie.nid.eawe TAUAIIAWEC (API Kd Gong Sec. of Agriculture Anderson I I and the measure firing broader :'Short Course UofF Crash Victim I committed a murder use a-r.Mla SP r Mlp .. erl-.l
at
w..1 i ll .h flrhool student body pointing out the value of citrus in arresting powers and police Im- > CROSS CITY [API) Engine I' -- -
.
W trlaia p......... ye erday was ..IHtf1IID' the diet the fact that It is in : munity for the State Highway J II Among the 97 Florida bankers number of a twin-motored Beech- ,'..
Termites Add *, htw HMM .
to M
''aor of the Florida Boys'that. plentiful supply and economical. I,l Patrol."I I 'who\ attended the short coursefor craft at 10 last night held a possi- open fill
IMo
eM M by" detetatec to the Ameri- Evans said the brief also pleaded I' handled i bankers at the University of Flor- ble clue to the Identity of a head- 'A HANDBAG FULL of to break to Ian :::- *.n 1he ,
era atMi air rte the veterans I la "lot tnr,
e.* l>.wo sponsored event. for balanced '' programin '' skeleton and the and hotel full of
a economy pointing ida this week are Floyd M Call, ,lees mystery a
r al.esd the Senate; and was successful Weteeewere ........ w
Jack of
He aiarn4z Wise
out that if.foods such as fats i i executive secretary of the Florida ship which crashed two years ago had Nat Weiner in a
..... I" .IelteMt1111t Qwany. Jut years vovemor.Chwa cereals'and oils were shipped from sponsored in securing by passage the of all four bins Bankers Assn.. C. E. Davis, S. M in the_tangled and desolate hin- Miami yesterday I....ere. ...... .IB eras
a member of the "Federal- this nation's short various veterans west of here. nul.
comparatively Flake, W. L. Hart. W. (X;,Porter terland 20 miles hotel operator) here was
=! 41-11 t9Wr Mi' received* 165 votes. it would shoot domestic organizations in Florida.. These first s. rt
arty supply; up and C,. Earnest Wilhard 'of .Or When the discovery was reported by. the FBI in Cincinnati
tal .. .MM p.ellMet .- .*... m the: baBoUnUh 113 prices on such things and leave were: ,lando. Wednesday the plane was had personally to-collect t I'M i
... ..... veto ,as Jack Mendel of Titus- citrus in plentiful supply as a' "A $500.000 appropriation for expenses :- Conducted under the general extension identified only as silver and it 000 he left on the lunch iI

... .-. ran as an Independent drug on the market. of the State Service Com- ,, division of the Florida was believed that it might have in his haste to board a I
p........ Is aw1t aJfer I M. name w as accidentally The brief pointed out the increased mission for a two-year period; spe- ; Bankers Assn, the course is the i belonged to Alton Moore Bartow : Tuesday. And he badly I.

a.. 1MIn. t mm.< from the primary ticket. production of citru: cial treatment for veterans in all I fifth in a series designed to aid I I auto salesman who disappeared money Weiner said .
.. I turf Nt 1- Jin feWMQa. Miami "NaUon- throughout the nation and the State and county and municipal the State's financial men in keeping last September while piloting his top of leaving $19.000 [in a
ae t... jUp11 1ee1iM aim" wa third "as 5* votes. fact that there is a heavy Juice employment: authorization for abreast of developments in I small ship alone on a trip to Tal- bag in Cincinnati the l ,
t Sa pack just awaiting shipping or- veterans of World War n under i lahassee. Yesterday however i*: the Tropics Hotel which i 3.TtwMe
....... .... JasI : ders-rand that '' I the field of general banking and ,
Extra-Curricular Work 'I heavy inroads 21 yean of age to make contracts : was pointed out that Moore's -- -- - j
I J" ......... ..t elIle into this supply would not endanger ,under the Service Men's Readjustment in Florida industry agriculture plane was a basic trainer known
( e.r etb.ae IM A. ..... For Teachers FlayedTAMPA the economy of the nation. |[I Act of 1944. i t I and commerce. I| as a BC 13. 1 new.. a V..4i.e.

i API School teachers But while the commissionwas T introduced and passed in the I' .,. ...-sw
}tjfF$00 Change Bowl no* art so burdened with arranging the Washington Senate a bill known as the' Pub- Pilots Slate/ Aerial : Tampa Carpenters I flit seer-- ar.w

I ..- 'aw 4 t'e costar ItuemMMte Teachers Council not been nude-and why the the House. A similar House bill their own aircraft will tour yesterday presented to a contrac- 1 1 HIWI .
e M; 111 < uptatiwd to the Hhl1 borough statements on plans for the was later amended and passed. I the State of Florida June 25-29 tors' committee a request for a ti
e. rutetr.lMMtt e1b <>MBt9 School Board yesterday meeting so closely followed some succeeded in having this bill en- rin an aerial good win excursion: wage increase from $I.U to .$l.'l5 I l

+. et.. Thwv slwuhl be "more stress on adroit "needling." ,lYesterday's ,acted into law. ,Avia-tion i hourly. Request was taken tinder :
U, as UM tfer.* R'. and less work for i advisement. Present rate was fixed ., ..
... cartoon and front "Ias a member of the Committee i ,
_R rtyte p afctw fr purposes. the council i i terday. _arbitration last Summer.
teewnmeeded.the page editorial In JThe Orlando on Constitutional 1 -- .- .
-- Morning Sentinel calling for the Amendments which considered
11 atiMM abandonment of personalities and over 70 proposed resolutions. ,
1141 Orange Bowl came, unto a cessation of industry bickering Twelve. were approved and will
tiAbe for .a these are unforeseen delays. was credited to a large extent for be voted upon by the people .

next year. Only five of these
.
I ... I proposed amendments, are of ; .;;
general nature.
., a ,
f" "As a member of the Senate Finance !

asla JJtM tfeef em headed for the University of GUALLANE. Scotland [ A P J Open Louis: Cardinals to five scattered
edged
Q_ .. 'llI.aI" bar, although there no substantiation.yroaertted Babe Didrikson Zahartas hitched hits as the Cincinnati Reds
the staggering world champions.
et .. 8tltawta rectal. 1 Southeastern Conference grant- up her faded blue corduroy slacks :/ ST. LOUIS [API A couple of 10. PlTNVIgf.
after lunch yesterday and slappedout tM1ee1Dti
.. ; thousand fans pelted around the The Reds got only seven hU off
.. .ees.la Malta Such aa agreement precludes talent- a 5 and 4 conquest of Lon- ... I M aw
.... estltll Mtf ........ 80 far as the SEC is concerned heM don's Jacqueline Gordon that ::: ." St. Louis Country Club course yes- I Jim Hearn but bunched fear of the ttni. e easMUas

-...... made the Texas tomboy the first .. -. ) terday after Bobby Locke the 'them In the seventh when the Teed
.,. scored
: winning run was .
American-born golfer ever to win : WiM straight-shooting South African lto 1.Aee1a /
| ..... >.... CVflMMt. a he,1tHa CoBfrrenre school and 'the British women's crown. ...: .... and returned to the clubhouse and I With one out Bert lass singled I of fir

411t rw..... I'1.eE. perfectly Irg.L M UU r.ggh H>ines of : Her triumph cleaned out the to left went around to N Met/ sA1er.Aergrer
learned that trio of little.knownhomebrtd
British golf tourney chest-every : a i third as Ancle GaUn lashed B eTlb. a.
NMsdtigd gra. ABd Georgia vat left hlch'and dry. 1 I ,had shot equal 67s and i i ,
} English title for which Americans 1 r I single off Stan Moslal's glove at litisll.P5.1 -
Nei M Neetrt Hut Waftjr Butt, the little round man at the I, may compete now is held in the stolen the lead in the National j I first and scored as Eddie Miller -. t

td ..reiod tl...... attain. bad counted strong on Perrette as 1 I United States. Open Golf Championship. (I lined a blade through third. --
I The one.time Olympic javelin k i that Whitey Kurowskl just sa.
,, tei ..eg !elm ......... It alao stand to reason that mson'l thrower-for nine years the wife Two natives of a famous golf-:t I aged to touch with his glove. __ r Ilaa.....
.f ....... tra.4 BwiU pttetr. ahhouth he'd probably be the of Denver's George Zaharias but ing.State, Harry Todd and Henry I I The Cards made their moot serious MNi
still known throughout the Ransom of Texas, ,and Chuck i threat In the seventh. Er.
{ adtlsr911 ... I
.
... !I I I athletic world as Babe Jidrik1 r. Hal bert. the. longhitter from Detroit ', Dusak led off with a stef e ad Oe. : ..JonM11 teialalo
, i ..s ... ....... In. tMa Initiate hat undoubtedly happened 1 Ii son-switched to her lucky flashed around the 6.532-J I advanced on Musial acrtftoe'Kurowskl M ..

*Mt1A -'".... caeteben. It is reaching a point this ;I During the morning round she classic at the one-quarter mark. Dusak was doubled off seeeod.ST. t1p

btSr.wL s41r.t tte* t..*tnd 1t&lUft-1rbkh hare a virtual '. had honored the occasion of play yvf But it could not be said that LOUIS (N) I CINIINNdt1" tat L**
I Im iI ing in the final round by wearing .Ir1 "I Ne./
M *. KM****- .. ai ID. pact are lone outlawing this' "some refined" clothes-a grey Locke, the solemn-faced man Urh'd'Ln a I LTM' S.d e I I Ii .
i ._ .1tI..IdIb I
1Jua".rf I 1 :-- a
I flartael divided skirt brushed wool with the knickers disappointedthe I) 1 1 1 1 11.M6. 1 I I / 1F. a
1 11 e:1': '_.. f 151u',11.352 r. 0 ray # id
I sweater of dainty yellow and a great gallery that followed I.Iri.r1 I 1 ,
I : I 1 I..of I I I. I 1YM
M_. Ard+n.L ........* .... WnMag Ad......... fallback.. 1 white blouse. f r, him. I fodwlrlt.1t I 1 1 I ........_...a III.. ,
The pants did it. she chortledon )a s.d 3 I I I r 3 : I I
.. ea eM et IN w..ft& colkte football. prizes In the State. vic- F ,, )1_... 3 1 I t Lr.It ;
the 32nd green in a brief He established himself firmly in ak..r S.112. J 1 1 ; :
Ilan ...-.that.
.
tory Jig immediately after ramming V the minds of many experts as the H...... I. IrSlsgMr ,
trr re SW veekrod for Auburn where he has decided home the putt that gave her x. I 1 1 1 .
tilltia4 Ili ......... iM
A* a .*..... *f feel A...... will W exerted bask to the the match for her sixteenth 33.35 68 and taking firm possession : ...r.. row, )t_" to Kb.tt.rb

a a *. t played as Babe won the Championships, which she won yesterday at Cullane Scot-] Grelner of.Baltimore who turned I*1 I t/rty, t :
tl* ...W* .4r IU tuber s>we4 ..... the Itwtlon that theM British Women's Crown. yester land. Switching from her pants-like dress.of grey flannel to I professional only a brief.time ago Doug Barnes, chairman of the ..n. 4 FS ---
rtrt to *em* the Boston Brares to Orlando from Fort day. were deadlocked at 69. American Legion Boxing Committee IBW J .
I, the slacks 'at the lunch hour after for the ..
being held even I Imorning's matchmaker ta.
'
Those and fight yeoI -
pants"
tm >p>tef ttatfttnc. taaamueh as the Pirat have selected "lucky were i A pair of Smiths Horton of De > rf MM I M
given to Babe by Mrs. Davenport 18 holes Babe defeated Jacqueline Gordon of Lon 1 i terday announced that Toar
.Ms4 .IwatMM. there nobody by the Athletics at troit.Mich, and Alfred *. of Danville I
I* f" t** Bram ethiblUon competition along West the lower Palm : last March daring the Mixed don, 5 and 4. [AP Wirephoto]. Va.. bantam Ben Hogan. a Gruttadara had been signed' to Auburn A jn lri ,;.c 1
Two-Ball Tournament at Dubs- t hot pre-tourney favorite: Ed Fur- I l meet Phil Orr of Waiter Park to a .
I dread-a tourney won.by Babe gol and Lew Worsham. carded 70s I i( feature six-rounder on the Jtnw Dinner
I
aU r..Ua, tW .kBiHat ACL eseeitlre and chairman of the 'f and Gee Walker former major to make it a five-way tie for nlnUi.'123 I boxing show at the Letton A.be. 11em4.w
emJi li.f W C.......'. ..... ,....I&IH. yesterday, disclosed league baseball star. Connie Mack Feels His Athletics Charles M. Harper Jr- of.Ponte I Arena. 1444* eat

OhM k. ... 4 ...... c4 ... ahead of the ctestloa. "It was so cold then and Babe Vedra Beach fared the best of the : Both Gruttadara and Orr art I pest Me1K. .......
so .*'.*.id t .$.., from George C. I Duffy] Lewis the Braves'' didn't have anything .suitable three Florida entries as he turnedin popular performers In local luck H N i
ItttoiMff .....*n tedtratief the city has already been plugging. away i, to wear In that weather" Mrs. May Surprise Somebody Yet a 73 for the day. Pete Cooper circles and Barnes said he expected Hustle a >kaI
tf.* fca*** at a If'ICIDd Bprtag tralnin club Davenport explained. "So I just also of-Ponte Vedra Beach had a the match to meet wide-spread A.kuwyw01 iI
'lie |.**... X.UMal. !Le.fwn. ads itUag they haven't yet let her wear those old blue corduroy PHILADELPHIA [AP] As far as the Philadelphia 76 while Broyles Plemmons of approvalThe 1e.tomtit 1;"
r'.4 i i slacks of mine. She call Athletics concerned this is I Gainesville was farther down tne Gruttadara-Orr bout wilt hoe. 410Is
1 fete ilU IraMM site* csrrtwed Interest hi the Orlando are the rarest day in June since
ed : be
them
her lucky pants' after co-featured en the program
list with 85. Claude Harmon.
an'
.! I the tournament was over and 1933 and Connie ['Mr. Baseball"] Mack says "by heck we : former Orlandoan, turned in a 74 with a six round twit $*t."t.

offered to buy them. I just. made may surprise every body yet." while Ky'Laffoon of Orlando and hard-hitting Billy Kinard of ssm. attt a .'... ..ssmmUg .
Fwtet Aii'M 1 1t 1till f her a present of them. "I never thought we'd be in fourth place in June three West Chicago had a 73. Sanford and Jimmy& Savage* f e0on a elaaggs .
L!t I AK-COHDmOND games: out 01 first and still in a ok local lifeguard by a eetrttmr relt/.t
.. the birth place of the game itself I winning mood especially this,j - --
Th
lT Jr oodilio "
WLOf ae. chop In nie pins the "key man" tag on "'
Tonightr Crtralllttdda I -had ever seen. During the year" the 85-year old manager J ify"
-- ---- seven rounds over the east Lothian grinned. I' Shortstop Eddie Joost and First
fOLA'BARBER SHOP layout Mrs. Zaharias had a best I "We've 'sure been playing good Baseman Ferris Fain. u

A. Un Dkk...... PrQ. I ball score of 62, which is nine ball no. I'd say it was great I "They really organized ourI I .. ......
. E. Washington st. strokes below the unofficial par ;; ball. current winning spree" Bracker 11
for men and 14 under the women'I That was rather an abrupt said. "Those two guys got the 1LZ::
: .! figures. British courses have no about-face for the wrinkled leader club together and convinced a :"

Hare You a Secret set States.par as do courses In the United, I I who of have the finished American- League A's. everybody we could win.

Between Your Toes ? Lucky pants or not the bat had in the cellar I II The Athletics tangle with the

If you have, confkU in your drug- to shoot golf for the title yester- nine times in the Cleveland Indians under the Shibe ..t _
oitt; end ask him for a bottle of day. Miss Gordon who served at I{I past 12 rears.I Park lights this evening and Connie v
t- American air bases in Britain Mack says hell pitch Phil aivJ
M. F. Athletes Foot Medicine. I,, Shortly after the } : Oar W
during the war. took advantageof season started Marchildon against Bobby Feller.
H won't tell a soul, but he will
the Babe's wildness at the start "We beat Feller the last time
U9 thot H. F. has his Connie expressed
you recan.ndotiaL > ? ..
and tore the iniative from her. "regrets" that he pitched at night here and we
messy like H.salves F. is or a powdersAt rlQUidNot The gallery partisan to Miss I his club was des: figure on doing it again," Mack
Gordon at the start acknowledged tined again to I predicted
AI Dr.1stt n.rla r the Babe's triumph by finish eighth. I

se. .M $lso surging around her In such Today?-"Wellwe've Yankees Score 7-0 :
numbers that after she received
been playIng _
the huge trophy and the gold _
| Exhibition
better than I
I' VictoryYork
I medal the 34-year-old.American ever imagined"he
lea 4ltlt i I was forced to hurdle a small ,
Itta.itt4 wa
SANLANDOSPRINGS 'I says. Mack Yankees shut out the New
***%!, C .4r7 r--\. a l.ate: dike to reach the clubhouse. I The A's left home Memorial York Giants. Vo. last night in
d N I, sAetePighL! liraW I At the presentation ceremonies Day in fifth place after annexinga the first of a best-of-three game

a ..... a-........ u. t..p. i for which she wore a blue gabardine doubleheader from the New exhibition series for the Mayor .. .. .
1 ,. .
dress and white and brown -"' ..wor.',*'< v.>>:' '>> __ ,, .
.. ... I
i, ,. 1., rp... (....) ., York Yankees. They won seven of ,, O'Dwyer trophy. Proceeds of the 'r
Wi it a t..* .*teirr at Mfi. BIG TIME shoes Mrs. Zaharias said her immediate 12 on the road including three contest witnessed by 39,970 fans HOGAN BIRDIES FIRST HOLE INOPEN; Ben '! taking three stroke on ttF. pet I.
**. hide.. plans consisted of but one Detroit. It's went t? the New' York sandlot at St louiS
foal over league-leading 'I Country Gab .
....... M det.rtaaJ t* au r*. ENTERTAINMENTSUNDAY I j I thing George-"to This get is back the first home time to in the first June in a decade that ,, baseball- fund and the Damon Hogan sends the boll into the cup [arrow] J i I I Notional Open Golf Toum** &N& ;a

t ,..... .. Eie ......... 14 ..IteNL.klwl .. I With the season one. third com- i i i pitcher Winning Ayers.pitcher.Home Queen.run: Robin Losing ANNOUNCES THE
i
is .. II''' .Ii.***. for a Washington Signs ;,pleted the A's have wo,25 against son.
.***. tariff $ul at rangy HeE DOCT : 24 loses. Last year they could win i i
Bt JUMPY PAfT1CKNOX Prep Hurling Star RE-OPENING
I +I' H tw.'"t i. sthet only 49 games an told. >; OF THE SHO-IQAT lEST All AU
usF
,..,.. trig.'-"ItM1 sod i COLUMBUS.O. f CAP Earl Davis.I Take young Carl Scheib for I A Better Place to SwimFISHPICNICSWIM'
f -.tt M dllie ori.slce. Hit r 18-year-old Columbus high school I instance says Mack. "That kid COCKTAIL BAR
; h. .4o4se fa ...w.. pitching star yesterday was signedto I certainly surprised me. I thought I II i AND PACKAGE STORE 1

a players' .contract by the the Tigers would knock the ,new i iI
fix w. .u Ia rnt tttow.lya. I I 3 MILES SOUTH ORANGE BLOSSOM
Washington Nationals of the pants off the boy inside of three TRAIL
...... eauka -
ofopa American League. Innings. And he goes, and shuts BLUE SPRINGS! PARK .
Aasevtcaa .
rosecasts'a4 Mike 'ifartin. Nat scout who them out. I II '
'it W\.Or I llue lea you signed Davis said the young player "Look like got another ter- C : TODAY, JUNE 13, If47
.... at It \ we On Historic .St:'Johns River "
tretl would leave today for Washingtonfor I rifle pitcher." t}
.w..J HJzil). once-over by Nat coaches ;i The tall gentleman who has I and "A Dlniay!' Place/ With' Refined Afmospftert, Serving 'the Best fled la HtrftV

'a' -- r "'" gales. Vast( Works Deal. since Cruiser'no to boat Sanford house '" Out Leesburg ,yesterday withdrew his resignationas morale had been hit" by the sale I o&d sppeiria, s.. .....
....... manager$! of the DeLand Red ....
d r N ta.tbib w iaw PHI pin M lit Dora Tavarea Eustis.: of Chuck Aleno to Atlanta. He teat** ai ** al.Y1
or Hats in the Florida State League I
.... .. It m I Ham in* woaUnr( WM Kxnewhat cloudy and At 8:15: Today :land announced he would rejoin the denied there had peen any "dIII I tall Rosen aBw M l :e r--

.. ..... .*. -- >...RI< M o dock the un came out and club after few days rest and tal ferences" between himself sad today Bt TMsMr >Hat*

-........... .. Wit... ........i she Dora canal In short ,t ,I "n'intn As Saints Win ,ent-hunting. club officials. Bv-i* nine to 14 f.r. ...
tl' :'r' ".oJo M3rr
nadN a ...... lral4e ...... Then came a most ': : rg I Explaining his sudden Tuesday Steinecke said he was going Ie i.ch5v..w iw lb half
: u. ttM... DAYTONA BEACH Althoughhe night statement that he was quit-
cl.t wfcere wt aw hundreds of North Carolina for a few day et .
at the Knot oo OHMS *+
..... .... in. fMs.. WI at'tftM' at the two Lisbon bridges walked nine men. left Hander LEESBURG-Holding the Pir- I ting, the balding veteran.'told a rest and would pick up several .

.. t..I' Lade. .... N I.U ad .tfce Okiawaha River hits Tommy and bore Hyde down scattered effectively seven with wf.3'.Y ates to five scattered hits, Rocky I group of 75 fans at a meeting here players. "With a couple moM before lAtit Ira
0b. Rotunno pitched the Saints of late yesterday: 'plajers I promise you a wiaatror
men on bases here last night as i I "

... tars ... II ........ .. .al" .M kit a Warn of 9 foot the Orlando Senators handed the I St.victory Augustine here last to a night.4 to 0 shut out ,i I lost"As eight yen know straight, the tames.team h So_d >he one added.that will be in the money. : NEW MEICUI' U. Ile M...
cellarite Islanders (
Daytona Beach
411 ..... qM gild. .. ....w. .. .ttBr Ilora ... !
Canal
Ilaincs
a decisive 10 to 3 defeat. I Moose Salter came through with I Tuesday night I had a meeting OUTBOARD mm*
II a.R wltk dinner at 11:55. The Solons smashed out 13 hits two for four to pace the Pirates with myself and I said It must ( COLLEGE KCAA eAUIALLlSoqUieutera .....,ffi.. l\fit

Abut three miles below against three Daytona pitchers : t. while John Pawlick the Saints be your fault' and decided to Round See lt.tt.ru tUGOtMl n. **..

nrr .t .. about S ... < miles one of them a 360-yard triple by i, .. I t hitting with two for three includ- ret out. C'----o AUtamt !7. AtiburB VUttoU 3.2. sat W rat L. if....*. .*

; Malcolm Campbell testing his jet- :for bringing the University of I
J propelled speedboat. Bluebird IL 'Florida "B" squad here for a Fall i

for an attempt on his own world football game at the meeting. t FOUR HOSES _...................4.5 Ql.
record went one mile at 90 to 100 I
miles per hour yesterday to test Ir Favored
Fusari
the rudder. r GRENADINE Imported Gilkey's WAuatrt i iI

The British speed ace- said he
tu ; hoped to make the record try i Over Tony Pellonei

either today or Saturday on Lake i i NEW YORK rAP Charlie ,Se COTCH
Conlston. and that he believed he I Fusari a nice looking young fel QISI 41 ..
could better his mark of 141.7MPH
low t out of Irvtagton. N. J, who .
set in a gasolinepoweredboat. has had 48 fights in his quick 4-5 ...
Qi.
>Kalu i ,f, .- Bluebird n is the only jet- career and won them all-and If i $5N -
propelled speedboat In the world. he doesnt make it 49 in Madison SEAGRAM CALVTOTSPBCW1

stanlF ..yI Square Garden tonight against I OTHERS $6.19 UP
Tony Pellone from New York East
( l 1 1I Side, then a lot of folks are goingto 5 $ 69 5AFE6TTQy

I1 be mighty surprised.. ; CROWN .. !
JlSlhGILBEY'S
I As a matter of fact, the betting

s boys have made Charlie a,5 to 11 I GRANDAD
i I et favorite and wouldn be surprised '
: if the price goes higher than that I BOUIBON
..014Rq.} before the two welterweights start i
11t lighting up their firecrackers at BONDED WEBllHi t ,i

I t I .....'" ..., 61.....rt ./% draft arms and 1 water ert E. Lee of Thdmaston' 13 to 11'',, NEWTON Mass. [UP) Maureen i' tween Hard Rock Harbin, 225.ators catcher today would provided sign with workouts the Sen-Indicated D
II .......... tae burr) ,t.tate .1'fftMr. in 13 Innings in the title game of i Orcutt of Haworth N. J. yester- and Joe Tiger Marsh, 235- is on he has recovered from a I
the State tournament here. :tap for the Legion Arena at 8:30r : service-incurred injury to his WEEO'N 0s j REI
h..t ... ....... 8.a. S barrel rararity. day won the Women's Eastern p.m. today. right hand.
i. Girls' Softball Golf championship for the sixth r The semi-final match pairs Jim 1 -w
M I tl tJmiftt Dunk.* _/'" type btower.I Loop time by carding a& final 77 for a I, Coffield and Al Massey in a one- Batts. a hard-hitting and I

and handsom*-with the earmarks of aristocracy tailored right poor WulN.MOI. ie gsL.e* H fit .... ..4 stet ...
'
i, I Into them and the clothes themselves, tailored right out of the i : No-Mor iprtftr i4 tfnj .*yt!

1A I off your gift < i the ,tie you selected f ,
from It
) @y's. Choice of -t i
l I I The Fashion and Quality Store Since .1894 silk, rayon or Palm Beach by :
_
f ar'
I l tno Arrow
.. I Regal, JUsIlld I Palhl
I
S'rr Beach
----- and Trogan. All patterns"
and colors. }-_:
.
'
; *
Younger Fello's
I $1.00 to $3.50 '
,

..w Vo FBI Aid i In ; Court Clears Winecoff f Hotel in FireATLANTA ,'.j.
t 't.P! Jam
i A Ilr said for- t
he
A .. ...... 4IM Prtf'd brrakfUn that Mrs. Roosevelt deep down inside never welfare Nature the 1 !
.. .. e art commented: "Franklin gave me for putting'party puts
b tet Pca'saeat vrUr find It hard to relax with people above the personal allegiance Murder CaseATLANTA G/AL
till' !uMi&ion. I UPI The Georgia outside escapes for hotels charging i
to I.n i
m .be arent his social equals. I he considered his due. p flavor ITS'
1e..rdav that was [UPJ Fulton County Supreme Court yesterday dismissed 12 or more a day for rooms. 5 t
Parley said the first "ripple "-
..... mte Uw ....." of across the pond of our friendship" I yesterday asked for FBI aid in indictments against operators -I was "class legislation" since it did ,
.....
r R4 that the the Peggy Refoule murder case. of the ill-fated Winecoff Hotel I of
when provide for protection
in the 1936
came campaign not
r *SW trtrnfe&p al- Services HeldFor Police Chief G. Neal Ellis explainIng ,' {
toot he shared a tremendous ovation I destroyed by fire Dec. 7 guests at cheaper hotels. The indictments t
tilt ti> M>md mm it wuun- given the President in Chicago. that "this thing is so widespread charging them with failure to pro were dismissed against
"Ii 'I" need the FBL"In
The next day Marvin H. McIntyre TO vide outside fire escapes and dissolved A. F. Geele. A. F. Geele Jr, and
fMftetiatiat DraMtraticOoer the President's secretary, ( Washington the FBI said the receivership for the hotel R. E. O'Connen lessees and oper-
that no request to intervene in
i1 tied P. nut Miss Lowe I property.The of the hotelIn
came to me. somewhat 111 at ease the Refoule case had yet been received ators
ruled that the act of
d nIM Aron otit f court throwing out the receivership -
to tell me that they thought it
: It not likely the Federal -
attars .f tt. Mr* best that thereafter I should not agency was would have jurisdic- the Legislature in 1910 requiring the court ruled that -in view
law lalitiliaeat.a appear on the platform with the i Funeral services for Miss Jennie tion in the case, the FBI said.; ] ---- of the owner's written offer to isoc
few acid .i e President* Lee Lowe, who died in a local The county commission votedto officers on trips to Tampa, St. protect and preserve an the prop-
.... 'fM' ftUK Parley said he "knew" his presence hospital Wednesday were held appeal directly to FBI DirectorJ. Petersburg Xew Jersey andew '. erty and to give bond to insure .. .
.. ...
t 1N "sera would not have been resented Edgar Hoover to put his oper- > York following up "leads"Inthe the fulfillment of this offer the
1M'eIerw.I by anyone except those disturbed Thursday night in Carey Hand atives on the case of the pretty mystery. court was not authorized to appoint -" Ii
aM by the widespread-friendships I ChapeL The Rev. Robert M. Mc- French artist's wife who was Leeal authorities doubted that receivers for the property.
.n* ,lie I had rained." Cashn officiated. Interment will strangled in or near her home the FBI could find jurisdiction in
....-: Ro*.evelt's displeasure with be Friday in Mt. Hope Cemetery. May 14.Ellis. the case since no Federal statutes The top as a toy is mentionedby .
ha' *UiiUal Presidential candidates Franklin. Tenn. revealed be had sent his were involved. Aristotle and Homer. ,t
-'"
w 'leao come !. many cases' stemmed from the Miss Lowe was long active in
civic affairs in Orlando and held ,
M/M M 4. ane Mprrnte Court re-organixationfeat. I I
.. .. _tW1 Farley wrote."I many offices in I. ;
I .
let p.ote /alley am not sure it was not so leading organiza
...-.i ptem ** Owrhair* in my case. Although I supported tions. She also I J
ef MM ..fM.liiin committee. him to the hilt in the drive for was active in the
M a ial seem the court reform, I could not and did State Federation lOX 1
rd ae-r takes me bite not to along with him a year later of Women's vRl *IWS WE-CJMf AT'DRUGS $3.95
tilt .f .fct temMf, vwoVM on the no less disastrous attempt Clubs having pRa.y BUBBLE
eereed I to purge the Democratic served at various Value GaogtSfttf
!!!t flop say ether party of those .who had opposed times. a s first x / BATH
vice president,
Mi bent la the his will he said.
"1 believe;' Farley added "that treasurer. State '
-- members hipchairman
and REPUTATION' Rubber r fabbtrTrtif C {

State';- ordinationchairman programco Hcnd-gr/pi! / (t ) II III

for tne.. -Federa- .' Look Wia"'. of We/grtM's/ ? t :l

J rit'IMAKEA! tion.member She of was the a ,Miss Lowe I THURSDAY ON SALE; ORANGE AT PINE RrsrRvrD TO RIGHT LIMITQUANTITIES STEEL SCOOTER torru i#* ?I, 1
SBKs ;
Greater Orlando Chamber of # .
Plenty big too:35 inches Jon, 1
Commerce and also of the National HINKLE ,
Aeronautic'Assn... Orlando 5295 I '
chapter. Miss Lowe was a resident TABLETS I. J f
here for 20 years and was business
manager of Woods Fuel Oil '

Co.Obituaries 11 c 1'1 3

zIJPE ELDER HUTS C. J. WALLEKER 0.-.. t> )
Elder Hans Christian Jorganson I
I ,
Walleker. 85, died in a local hos-
pital Thursday. Besides his widow I I
Mrs. Molly Walleker. Orlando, he
V"
1<< 1 is survived by one son Floyd E. s.u.ts j
1. Walleker. and four grandchildren. c:
cornaCano..a'
EPSOMSALT
a 0
Elder Walleker was a minister .
.l
J of the Seventh Day Adventist denomination Dr. Scholl's
HUTU .. : for 50 years and resided L ,
+ t ZIKO.PADS
7 : in Orlando for the last 10
b0 : years moving here from Ohio. *" :
$ Services will be held at 2:30( mmf I C 3531C. 1ft"
CANADA4'I pm. Saturday in the Fairchild 1
I Funeral Home. Interment will be n 'I
made In Woodlawn Memorial Park. \ I) i

MR. R. A. BROXSOXKISSIMMEE OLIVE' TABLETS -- < I

DRY I -Mr. R. A. Bron- WALGREEN COUPON. 18c .. :
son. 82.pioneer cattleman and citrus -
grower, died at his Turkey DR. EDWARDS'-3@c SIZE (Limit i) '. 39c V.... ; tI
Lake home Tuesday. He was an Os- rowSHiTf
rlt/i/1,1 .cola County native and had been r1iff\\\ I tIIOC
WATER!' Sp a resident of Orange County for C i
the past 37 years. He was a mem- j
ber of the Latter Day Saints'
I OREAM
PekJoUI $ Church. ABSORBINE JR. 69f COMBS ,
He is survived by his widow Powder '
Mrs. Beulah Bronson of Turkey ISJUWUW REGULAR $1. 5 SIZE (Limit i) 21C 2 fw 5fc F : i
EASY Lake; a daughter Mrs. Agnes CHOICE
I Conroy of Turkey Lake; a $son i. i
!Walter of Orlando: two sisters <
,).[rj,..Pauline Waldron and Mrs. \I'I .

i i t ti I Henrietta. and Bass a brother both of and Kissiramee. eight- [:all) ;
grandchildren: and two great _.- VM II ClM. 9t!
I _froatr,bubbJeIome.ntainitrpeitpedt grandchildren. fiiVSSI
mm mmmimm mm LARGE PACKAGE (Linut 11. FlIT
I tktftl
( h(0 Mcoods!U..JOUr own recipe.Or foUlov be Grissom held at Funeral 2:30: pm.Home Sunday here will at ft .__._ IuuulIP.ei: _ _ _ r S ,

,, Mrf I Mrs. George Yeager and
1fA/f .: ters of Miami are guests of her : I .
p., $M OMcer. EUGENE FETNER, son of Mr. parents. Mr. and Mrs. R.L. Smith. L 4 id .
and Mrs. Robert L Fetner,: Mrs. Ernie starT has gone to
cwt I: Holopaw to visit her mother, Mrs. -.Ia. I
w r tfMl graduated with honors from T. W. Sutherland. iI i it

*1M 1 M M* fctn Dot and Lakeview with the Class of i: Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bekemeyerand _. .._?"- ,.,.,..", ...,......,. .: I
I
sa8s Ann and Bob 1947. He was president of the j', sons Harold Herman and ALTON WALKER, son of Mr. !I
have returned from fishing ,
i Bert
J.Mtat Mtrttfdrr- National Honor Society, editor!i I trip on the Gulf. a and Mrs. Albert Walker of 4$4/
w '
w AgN.n Mr of the Cauldron, the school .. Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Willis and Oakland; graduated from
A+nw Mr aad newspaper end won the History -!,I.daughter Helen Willis of Miami i Lakeview High School June 3. Ii /
bran Mf aa4 kin.lltnot. Award mode by the'I are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Harold He plans to enter the univer-
L .
tj._. tt1.Mt w.M1Mr pvrrwt t( Daughters of the American I i Shaw.Theo Graham and Joe Keller I:sity of Florida in September.He ,
is of World War
tMr +9 tiuff.rv Revolution. who graduated from Lakeview last a veteran I
week have gone to work with the II, with five years of foreign

I, for Quitman, Ga. for a week- : Jf. .' 1't1\\
end with her parents before en- [Special' ? to OrJ'ndo! Morning[ Sentinel] < :
tering the University of Florida' WINTER GARDEN Opening a .- '
for the Summer. 'series of social affairs to be given :
O'HEATING Harold Shaw, Georgia Tech I the popular bride-elect Miss Betty .i- .
G PRINCIPLE student. Atlanta. is visiting his I Roper was the luncheon at then! ,- !:\ .
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lawton Orlando Country Club by Mrs. .
Shaw. Phit Peters Tuesday. a -.r-

...J,***t., IA.-..... tmptiohifti from Attending the Mann-Rigby wed- Guests were invited for 1 pm.and .. ,..'
you gel ding in Plymouth- Wednesdaywere I were received by the hostess I
....M-'d. tM+t icoay-coir&t.d 'umGn Mrs. Iris Roane, Miss Margaret and her daughter, Mrs. Thomas I .

[Special to Orlando Morr.ng Sr! nell Mr and jJlis. A. F. Stratton from i I UMATILLA-Mrs. Ted Cassadyof MRS. L L KONSLER wt_ cMBIttiM
LEESBURG-Round Table Club the University of Florida, and J. Tavares and Umatilla gave a V'::01! to Or ondo Momma Sentm&!'JCLERMONT Hen r/Mrstolital Me w. ...
I will sponsor an'ice cream social Lawson Shelfer from Bowling bridge-shower -At a meeting of the Clermont HoMrttal r.Nw M tflr -.::.e-
honoring Miss Vir-
I 1 at Bosanquet place, Friday from 7 Green University, Bowling Green I Bgard, it was voted to accept South Lake ,mortal) Hospital .ills i tlsr' tY thfgl1ewia
: to 10 pjn., ,with funds derived Ky. ginia Collins, bride-elect at her I for the Clermont Hospital. MMI. .+t.s. A. t.tfreaM .
IMMEDIATEDELIVERY from this event to augment thosein ;, Miss Betty Ames, daughter o! lovely home onday. High score as new name contest recently .MM/ i iod
the special Leesburg Hospital :Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Ames,who went to Mrs. W.D. Collins, second Name was the winding entry in a hame M'aJ.' M tM/
Fund that the club is raising. i i is with the United States Junior high to Miss Collins, the honoree snonsored by the Hospital Board, participated in by approximately ...... .
I -- rBfttt tsr
I Chamber of Commerce and in I 500 South Lake County< M
II W. Ham
i Stewart
and Mrs.
I ilton Mr Wednesday in Or I charge of the international division -' Guests were the Mmes. W. D. school students. The object of the t secretary of Postal C.lony.! : ...... l. _* r'
: lando.spent I flew from Chicago to Long Collins H. L. Collins J,W. Scobie, contests to aid the board In hoaaraWe ....... .f ... ....
receiving
i Miss Rosemary G. Pringle I I Beach. Calif. Sunday to represent J. S. Allen, W. W. Bassett Jr.. A,, selecting a new name for the hospital -' mention Students were Teddy JohMoa Arts lilt _> wttr ....
daughter of Mr. and>Irs. Henry the international division at the L. Marshall William N. Shouse I which would signify a wider Wanda Jane Morrison. WtUteai .... M/alre. 9
I I U. S. Junior Chamber of Commerce I I coverage of hospital service for N WOa .. _
L. PrIngle of Silver Lake estates R. L. Collins Gilbert St. John. Coate. Asden Wolfe. John Stmma
I convention for two weeks. II I southern of Lake County,
student Ohio State University, the area JaMf Mae
at and Kitty Hu hes of the Clennouft
i has been listed with honor .students II P. W. Bryan the Misses Settle ; members said. It was also designedto School: Arvid Johnson and Josephine 8f, T w. tt.>>...
of the College of Commerce Choir Concert I Shouse Betty Molholland! Eustis, promote interest In the hospital Tinsley of the Joluc8I&e NeilSM Abitutfia tiYrlre J.A.: C
i : development and forthcoming expansion ....... 1 c _. ...
and administration. !I Gwen Pace, Tavares Virginia Col- School, George Holmes and Billy .
'r? I Mr. and Mrs. William A. Redd program. the:;asserted. Wilkins.of the Oroveland Seheel Prier., -- tl nwd .
I are at Daytona B ach. j Set Sunday ; lins.Mrs.. :: Cash award of $25 was presented Harold Cummings of the rrradaie .11.e..c. r C tt.na
of
I Burton Johnson De-
Mr. and Mrs. p Robert Hill to Miss /Thelma Cockcroft School and Barbara Ann Skettee -- -
e 'J J.) ) I have moved to Gainesville. I. I Land sister of Mrs. LeRoy Smith Mascotte schboU as first prize of the Montverde grade seheel.
.. Mr. and Mrs. Guy B. Doane are At Umatilla of Rose SU left Monday to attend winner in 'the contest. I Lombcu4k hr w...
college in Georgia for six weeks. !I
: at Beach. Second prize winner was Gay '
Daytona
After spending two months with tSoecot! to Orlando P'.orr.1Y. Sent;nell Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Vause, Marc- i! Black: of the Montverde private I I Minstrel Show 1 .!it=,
lyn Marshall. and Mary Ruth
UMATILLA Annual Summer school daughter of Mr. and
her parents Mr. and Mrs. T. W. j to
: Bentley Mrs. William J. McEn- concert of the Primary and Jun.torIntermediate !;Vause spent Monday at Daytona !! Mrs. Bob Black of Minneola./ n.* :alit
: tee has returned to Pittsburgh choirs of the |i Beach. She was awarded $15 for her
r ,' Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Read former ] iSet at Apopka
i Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ford are Baptist Church will be presented i I name of the Lakemont Hospital ; Ormffctfiif;
I I
pastor of the Methodist I A..sf
f
Sunday at 8 This sacred
traveling to Oklahoma. pm. con Third prize-winning name was II
i Mr. and Mrs. Carter Quint and cert vtill be directed by Mrs. H. H. Church here, left Monday for i, Coleman Memorial Hospital submitted I i|I [Spec 001! to Orlando M r'.nq sne.JAPOPKAA ,
daughters are at Daytona Beach. McTureous. with Mrs. L. J. Vause : their Key West home. They were I'. by Donald Rains of 'the novelty minlNi = 1
Miss Dorothy Rowley has returned j i and Mrs. H. F. Self as accompanists. j! guests of Mr. and Mrs. B. Mar- I Groveland school who. received show will be presented at UM high .t
shall and family while here.
I '
Combined choirs will be
from Florida Southern comi $10. school auditorium tonight thKexpected M
,
I Joe Beam, son of Mr. and Mts.
j College in Lakeland, and has been j}i posed of 65 voices. Selection of this name as one to attract
Ray Beam. left by plane for a capa Mf
appointed secretary,for the Mor- i Mrs. Fredrick Sanwald and sons ; of the prize winners was a tribute I I
mon Memorial Methodist Churchfor Fred and John have arrived from i Shelby, S. C. to Dr. E.M. Coleman first !' audience. lrts. a.Msa Ml1n. rid
the Summer. 'I Ii I Sylacauga. Ala,, to join her hus- Mrs. Embree Fielding and clan to practice in the PhYsl-1. Young? people of the Apapka sssrlls fI .srswn ...
and Mrs. Lillian
i 'Mr. and Mrs. p M. Cate and band. daughters Julich I i Judges were Mayor W. II. :churches and some ...... art !Ft ..iI .. tit .
i daughter Joan left this week for j I Mrs. Ellen Reeves, guest of Mrs. I of Tampa were visiting friends fora : McQmstion of Clermont. the sponsoring the minstrel .h*.. test qce..... ..... .:!i'

an automobile trip of the nation i i H.. E. Hudson, has returned to j' Mrs.day. Forest Carpenter, Mrs. W.; Rev. Hugh Embry. pastor of the and there win be a BreW iium .s ebfi1M --
for three months. Quincy. I !, Methodist Church; John R. Me- to sing When the Sun Goes Downin ism '
J. and Mrs. Paul :
Norton Meyers =::= ::r \:
Mrs. H. Funk of Chicago* is City Clerk's office here has acquired Beach I Cown; Oakley Seater Clermont Dixie and other popular old n rra {
Daytona last week.
were in
visiting her son-in-law and I new Venetian blinds and postmaster, and David Denslow, minstrel songs interspersed with, tala i: r a' / .t
Mr. and Mrs.Donald Lee. Miss
daughter Mr. and Mrs. James the inside and outside of the entire I ..-
Willa Dean Brown and Harold I
Girtman and family. I building has received a new I I
Miss Ellrieda Chain is visiting ; coat of paint.Presbyterian. i Straker spent Sunday at Daytona I''
her parents Mr. and.Mrs. Circle and Auxiliary + Beach.
George I'
W. Chain after attending Hood met with Mrs. Lester Jarvis Mr. and Mrs. James Parks expects
RIFIiCEXATORSILIC. College in Frederick, Md. I Tuesday 3:30 pm. I to leave last of this week
I SENSATIONALTODAY I.
Mrs. Elizabeth Futch MeEmber. Mrs. Gilbert St. John was hostess for Vermilion, Ohio, to visit their
I daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and
i daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. G. !; at 4 luncheon-shower Saturday
I Mrs. D. D. Rapprich and family
RANGES 'honoring Miss Collins
Futch. has received her degree of Virginia '
bachelor of bride-elect. and from Ohio, the Parks will
music cum laude ;
I visit their..eldest son, James and
from Stetson Mrs Burges Smith is expectedto
University, and Miss
I Doris Ruth be moved to her home Ocala family In Erie Pa.
on
NOT WATER Lamb daughter of I
HEATERS Mrs. Fred Owens Jr. entertained and EVERY DAY
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence H. Lamb, {I Road >from the Eustis Hospital -
at bridge Thursday.
has received her diploma from i Tuesday. I I i
Florida State University in Tal- Mr. and Mrs. Francis Parks and ; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Osborne :'
WAUONG MACHINES lahassee.. |I wife of New Orleans came Tuesday entertained 18 friends Saturday
I night with Mrs. Ellen Reeves
Mrs. Mary Jean Floyd Erck. : to accompany his parents of
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Mr. and Mrs. James Parks on ;, Quincy u honor guest
GAS RANGES Floyd has, received her bachelorof I their vacation trip through Ohio, Morris Gay Jeffr- Sunday for
1 arts degree from Shorter Col-Pennsylvania, and South Carl Richmond Ky- :
lege in Rome Ga, and Miss Joan- t Mrs. H. C. Turner and daughter
ne Stevens and Miss Margaret I lina.Several friends left at 7 pjn Ann. leave for Indian Rocks I
Hayter degrees from Mars Hill !Tuesday for Tavares lo surpriseMr. i
H College, S. C. I and Mrs. Ted Cassady at a today.Mrs. i!
I
Gene A. Strurchlo Jr., graduated 1 housewarnung The Cassadys. havererentlJ' Fleming H
APPLIANCECENTER
from Rollins College in WM- moved there.
W. L.Yancy is builduig a house
on Guerrant St, adjoining J. S. I' EntertainsAt 123 S..Orange Aye.
f t UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT Hill's property. : **
fI .Two or three of the new houses '
I Elite Beauty Salon being built in North Umatilla are Parties W

l li ........... j I mother of the hostess, who has t tI
I recently moved to Lake Mary from '

'I Quitman.Staff Sgt.Ga.Charles B. Dawson I i I I

returned home Wednesday after i
I I twp years with the Army In Italy. I i i

McELROY'S I He is now on terminal leave, at +I DRESSES
!the expiration of wHIch he will .
enter Rollins,College. i I
Lt. Comdr. and Mrs. John W. ,
I Williams and son of I I
JIMMY McELROY.,MGB. oils.. I

i 1 j 1tS 1 ORANGE AVE. FREE DELIVERY PHONES 2-3186-2-3187 Mr.route and they Mrs.visited Edward In New Higgins.Orleans En I I I

t with his carents. i i

4 &- of The Lake' Rev.Mary and left Mrs this S. week J.'Grady for Greatest Values in 7. Yael'.

Box 50 John Ruskin Hugh Whelchel has arrived for a ,
FOR DAD
i 7.XMQ the Summer from the Universityof j
PJLFfiifc
TRY OUR $3.50 Georgia. Bill Fleming, also at j
1I 1 JUNE 15TH the University of Georgia., will
I Orange Juice HOME-MADE Box 50 King Edward remain another two weeks for I $399

J s.., t) I..L.. ...... _._ .$2.00Yordlt's Has attached adjustable polaroid + was honored Wednesday on ,
25c: and 50c: Size eye shade. Only her 13th birthday with a party by f frla
her mother Mrs. John Ludwig. I
i $3.50
McELROY'S ROACH PASTE \ Games were enjoyed, with a hay
"OLD EHGLISH i ride and watermelon cutting.
LAVENDER" ,
AND POWDER I I We hove the most complete I Guests were: Beatrice Bisbee, yep NMpRe
"

PORTABLE. Palomino Breeding CenterRelease -,
Isnt"UXQ .,
C'A.ln' Q $00,07 of a newsreel'on Orlando as a breeding center,
L. CASE for Palomino horses was made'hL week by Fox Movie-' -- i ,
'" HE tone News, it was announced yesterday by Gordon R. El-: AI Fine I
DELIVERIS :
...I.. JI 8 well,city 'director. coffee'\
I .. ugh St. Ph.. I15S .The pictures were made in Orlando at the Magnolia'I
E, ''I Farms, owned by Elmer Jones,1'J is no accidentBeechNut ,
I I A /darn o{ [by Fox cemeraman, Al Waldron. I
J $ II' IIN I They will be shown in Orlando
i PADCT.VARNISHSPECIAL :theatres about the end of June, 1 l
WI\TCH /according| to Vernon Hunter,Florida blends selected: typB d I
e PRICE THIS WEEK ON I State Theatre manager here. highest quality coffee t****....& I R
UTILITY SPAR
I VARNISH cunt /xItse.t :The film Is currently appearing In
I: I A COMPLETE PAINT DEPT. ""theaters throughout the nation having a special function. Al 0* t i

I ;" that he's out of uniform,Id ton..... *
I 6I i
; military watch. It has served iU ,...,... ....
I I II
I 1(72 C4 .
but the order of the diy is stead ,...
FURTHER now a
i t7lIIIIllZ eYC l? REDUCTIONS
t If DRASTIC <> watch. Duval has many models in a .$.1,..

l'l..froc I Chamber of Commerce will under1 I for election of officers to Kis- ,.
1Phttne
HC.5280IX write the boat races and program Corn-I Today Gel l 464 t 10 Slop MthIrIoIci4ILLSfEVEI "cftst ,e. eIv114f
Guard Auxiliary
planned by the Coast N I

Sept. 1 on Lake Monroe to 'the JayCees at their regular meet .

I the amount of $750. Permanent 0 1i ing Tuesday at the City pall. ifp er

U iE WITH t committee will be" appointed to I II "* Further plans were made for a ..-f ..-
barbecue following} the rally and Now-6M brl.iI y Q.i5 ....
I seek co-operation of all civic or- .T..
E\ THE PRESIDENT'S POLICY ganizations. I election to which the JayCee'swives invited. 5 CMMB.,i..d.TO da *ea.bt.ad M ..st N 5L c.e; .b. I, -...
be
f .r.. .e ..... IS ....... IK reduction en an Because of the illness of Pres. I Dan or ladies Autrey will appointed a I today I ..... .
rarr w 4.4 b. .. ,_,.. ....e tMt Nt men to impair\ our W. V. Bitting, the meeting Pres.committee of three Ed Grissom I .
wetre O0 y Get iIe urw prices on I .
v 1tiMW L tm.. A.uus and Aluminum Tuesday night at the Chamberof Dr. Jack Preston and'Wade Lan- j
.... ::.. Commerce Bldg. was conducted ier.:to complete plans for this ati i
by Vlce-Prei. Frank

A1AHS VKNCTIAN BLIND SERVICE Shames.A /fair.See. William Prather was instructed J
made local Aq I
9ftti 9MIMI .,...* r.M. $U$.-Wlat r Park StfFOt report was obtained that(the from- Y y by the dab to write a -die
leg slators had letter to the Silver ,Spur Club '
: the State Road Department a organiza
_. offering the Jaycee
French Ave.
commitment to repair
that it is
: in war
tion's help any
soon and Mgr. Edward Higgins July 4 Bo- WL- *
needed at the Spun
I SALE I reported that the State Road Def[ ,
partment making a survey of deo.Annpuncement gTtrift4l4tSM
I Road 46 from the Geneva Bridgeto was made bill that has .... *..*4 H.*.. ....*** ..Hfcl'l.
ORANGES five commission
GIAPiraUIT the man
Park Ave.. plans to be submIt- .
1 been passed by the State Legislature -

il lr. PhUpi '1111Ig Plant, I,ted Regarding to commissioners the status soon.of the St. :f and is and now signed awaiting by the action Governor of the 'I Ii DINING ROOM COCXTAH LOVNGC W PAS -

Silt N.rl Oraagt AVTBM Johns River channel deepening. JIMMY Newtown" takes ride I i Commission. A meeting of
LINDSAY, 4, of Square, Pa, short City
.. .. 5- t IN4 ami boua traiUbl because our canning Higgins reported on the progress the Board of Directors was called I EL PATIO
or$ue* art rioted tor teaaoa. being made, and said he expected aboard 150-pound tortoise recently received at PhiladelphiaZoo for Friday night by Pres. Autrey. Barbecues P1sat
'
Grapefruit 35c bushel the present Congress to appro-1 from Madagascar. I Report was made by Pat Allen
per priate sufficient money to com- | --- :. __ I : .. -
representatives of the Lakeland under 'the jfoff
I II
that "Dancing -
Orongts 75c Vi box bog plete the project from Astor' to ,
L1- per I JayCees had stated their I .. ..
Sanford. I Ift Billy ArMM an4 fcH nr! fc *ft t4w* -
-- I Radio Station willingness to meet with the local 8. ORANGE BLOSSOM TRAIL OT1 % ..H III *
VFW
Program organization, following which the I
SPECIALIZE IN "PRESCRIPTIONS" :
III jj program committee was instructed I
extend invitation to the
OperationsTold to an i "

tion and broadcasting, and the of interest to all vet 111 W Church St. TeL. I.zna i PHONE 5910 04** ** *

31 W CHURCH STV OPSBOdKfetl future of radio. J i i erans and their dependents, has \- --- --- -- ----
Pres. Lester Tharp presided. been sponsored by Roy Britt. local I II I
Birthday greetings were given I I businessmen, it was announced
I

: City Park and Recreation Board 4M N. Parramore West ol the
< ri '/ with members of the board Home Fair Made Cromids Hot Tamales 9.A.M. 'TiUMidnight s1I t 3e ti

A special budget committee was And
appointed to report to the boardat Real Cnbaa la.d.klletrizul DntvM RntattriHl
: its next monthly meeting July and Hot Tamales Prepared.
8. Board authorized Zoretic to to Take Out ON THE WINTER GARDEN ROAD 2 MKM H0M
BEER AND WINE PHONE 923S
purchase equipment and necessary also to hire playground an assistant [Open Snday-Closed, Monday] DRIVE IN CITY LIMITS f H

WINTER GARDEN-Following SANFORD-A. T. Wright Florida Okay flutti
fib f a"T NA tleNAL IAMC<< AT GUHDOl the annual meeting of the West Airways stations superintendent i I '
Mom Sentinel -
._... is 0.e >few. MgasiMr Orange Memorial Hospital last t yesterday spoke before the. [Special to Ortando ng [ :si i to Orlando Morning Sentinel 11 .
Mtl ...iii. WIaR t.Eiaie7 week,board of directors met Mon- i Junior Chamber of Commerce' ,DELAND-A permit has been KISSIMMEE brief summary DELAXD- Seven nw t.Mrllt. 18M Ns. PNt 11stfIrerylely
eo..TIOIII I
day and organized for the for construction of 250- tors for Stetson Untonttf Gwls
year. I pointing out future plans of expansion granted a i State legislation passed in the .
Officers and committees chosen I lof tuff. asresussrtel lew1O4it4 .
--- by his which II watt standard broadcasting radio Just completed wa* given mer teaching
session
for the year' work 'were W. F.Cappleman. will bring air service company to 29 Florida station here to operate on 1490 I'I by Sen. N. Ray Carroll in his talk yesterday by Pre. W. 8 Altai ..
president: L. F. Roper I cities. He urged that air transpor- !kilocycles according to Walter i to the Kiwanis Club at their week I They are: Dawten Phrtin pr" Nt4 M..MMhiw
', ,vice-president; J. S. Fairchild tation be utilized as an integral j Lahrman secretary of the Cham- ly dinner meeting at the Tropical lessor of history; Paul H File'assistant ,
and PALM *
secretary treasurer.
ber of Commerce. of buHm a4
of prof enor
growing community
part a Hotel.
..
Building committee is W. F. leulft.
Cappleman. chairman: Phil Peters Ernest' Campbell conducted the, Lahrman said Lyle Van. NBC Among guests present were ministration and eeesearee. Bar'boa
B.D. Bennett J,s. Fairchild business luncheon meeting. Chick announcer and Charles Watkins Dean Melville Johnson Orlando D. Webster, proltMar. nf
I.. F. Roper and Mrs. M. C. Britt; Lasater advised that four gliders I I NBC engineer, both backers of the and Fred Copf Jr. Cleveland who mathematics: William E: Braes
finance committee. W. L. Story. from the Sanford airport would go I station, would be in DeLand to with his father. Fred and Nor- hoover, clarinet iaMrartor Retort
chairman: J. E. Cloughey and A. to the National Glider Meet at I make final arrangements for its man E. Mahon also of Cleveland. C. FeaseL cornet: tattnicMr; Doo
1741zatalcr W. Hurley:. equipment and perM Wichita. Texas this month and I co truction. just recently purchased The 'aid C Yaxter IMIIr teslnrtaand .
sonnel. C. O McRae. chairman; asked the opinion of the group on I Gables. Marjorie MerrM Mi MrWc
t Miss Dewey Vick and Mrs. Keith I'sponsoring one of these ships to Rotary Discusses II tor.
Abele.L. publicize Sanford at the meet. I organization of a Chamber of
F. Roper of the building Matter was referred to the Boardof I CofC Commerce. Starr was ruNt ol Minis P rkr 1
committee reported progress I Directors for action. Organization Visiting Rotarians from Orlandowere and Tommy Brttt was fu*t 9t
made on the construction ef Campbell announced new officers t (Speciol to Orlando Morning Sentinel I Brant Weathers Bert Bums Mark Britt. _.
i' : the building. The walls are going I will be Installed June 19 I II WINTER GARDEN Guest i Bill Dial C.A.Mayer Hugh
; up and will be ready lOOn at the regular luncheon. speakers at the luncheon meeting man, Charlie Fmley Julian Aker-j'
for the roof. He pointed out I I of the Rotary Club Tuesday were ard. Jake Burkhart. From
Present as a guest of Steve Ben- GUARANTEED -
plans for the basement. .
H. Stuart Johnson of Winter Park Park came Lawrence .
Delivery of structural steel will nis was Vuan Schroendener of i iI and Herbert S Starr of Orlando. and H. Stuart Johnson and from
cause some delay, he said but it I Guatemala in charge of conservatIon -!1 I Subject under discussion was Apopka Tom McBride. Herbert 3 times kinderto 'fl
[Ii is now being shipped and should hi that country. He came
soon be on the grounds. Dr.Glea- :here to study forestry and conI I I!
son reported some equipment I serration in Oregon. While in your handsor
armed services surplus materials I Sanford he is studying gliding, to
-.r had been purchased at a saving. I assist him in his business he
S&id.1 double/ your money back!

!Auto Theft Arrest _
Sewer _
System I Made at Leesburg I _

I (Speciol to Orlando Morning Sentinel e _
UFE EASIER
..y_rAKE LEESBURG G. Lee of Leesburr' ( _
Plans Okayed vas arrested by police on
",.- THIS 6VAlME 1 i charges of stealing J. O. Lackey's HAD fNtt
Chief Fisher announced AMAIINO Offlll
W.L.
(Spgeiol to Orlando MominQ'Sentinet1 I yesterday.car. _.::es ,Extra t:. .. .. ... ....... ...
Plan Cool stolen from .. ... .=. :-, :
Lackeys
WINTER car was ;
Tempting GARDEN-At the regular Getter .iJ
Cooling .. ... .
of the Mark Stanley's filling station Saturday ; .. ....... ;
meeting City Commis.sionera ..... .. -,.. ..
-
Meals Around... Mondaymlght, plans were night! and recovered later .Iced Tea Refreshing w w. s
perfected and work ordered to begin ,' the same night. Lackey was arrested -
on construction of improve- by Officer James Richey NEW MARVENE SUDS
7'4V.it's ments in the present water. and and State Patrolman W. J, Lane.
CUDAHY S sewer system. 'He is being held in. the county Its 'it'll FOR DISHES FOR IAUNDIY >OI AArmours SIN5IA1. -_
Revenue certificates in the I I jab. -
amount of $150,000 will be Issued -- --
Pork-EXTRA to take care of the cost. "
Pure LEAN!
... Point of high interest was the
matter of changing the law per-
T..t HW family lo&Ifht to the debdoo Tang"Summer mitting boys of 18 years and aboveto
ftupew rUtter"dawn below. It's f uat one of many Tang frequent pool rooms.Appearing !
ex wa....that caa mean more leuun for you. Remem- before the commissioners. were
,btf.TaftX k UM braid that's rrtro trait! those who wished the law to extend -
the ageto 21. After hearing complete
..,...../Y......,.td.d. thin slices of radish flat, arguments on both sides, it was ;
.....-.M....hp/w against the ndea decided to let the law remain at tl
c.....,..... w.+.HS Arrange slices of dulled 18 untO all commission memberswere
W."cWtoueh"&oJOQr Tang with molded present.A. .
vega1.vjtit : -
.D.Mims,'commander of Hugh canned dog food i
OMUwi %tg UUCUDAHY table salad On lettuce '.. .
Gregory Post. American Legion
rlad. by pi.dslg a.uc., of leaves and MTV with tot ;
asked a donation toward a bronze sa
ffi site. thca a she mato wedges and your fa.lardteotd plaque bearing! names of all men S 4
| etc la the vonU dretsing In a green of the community who, died In / >w*
&Uas pepper cup. World War II, and he was granted
$50. Plaque will be mounted and F'tl- ..1 wlfn flr"r/ :-
,displayed in a public place to be .
I chosen later 'S f I
1 1s I .3 ," .
} t 1 Archie Buys Orlo Vista

t Grocery, Filling Station .

< Imperial to Orlando Morr:ng Sentinels]
,, ORLO VIsTA-J. E. Archie + .,F* .
who came here a month ago from
Oklahoma has bought a grocery .
and filling station business from ,
3 J. Mr. and Mrs. E., S. Dillenbeck
who 'have had the place for a
year. The Dillenbecks intend to
return to their former. home in .
FaXtw& .California.
Residence of 1:. F. Little. has 4 4 f
been sold.AN6EBILT II
R I

/1 Schick-Sunbeam SeafortbYardIerTawnEemlnrton time offered
Ltntherie-Old Spice
r : At last here' a food dogs at with pro! It', I
$15 to $22.50 $2. to $15 : _. dO$ food f0cti6ed with lira Just lards .bow n ,., I I I

,.. 42 W. Concord. 2-0074 or 5454. Robert E. Wolfe. Mfr. poration. Must be.energetic, enthusiastic par up to 854)00 for the right one. HOUSE .rrI
55 55 55,. ut Mud. :: and own late model car. Do I New car urgently needed Martin's I I offer TR-nt. rllIa
... tsIS 1i .s5.d I. RtSTAURAKT-Fully equipped and 63. Mortgage Loans not apply unless you can qualify. Used Cars. 101 Main; 8409. t[j Max Thompson. 1 I
well located for both tourist and Write for apPOIntment. giving full Phone 2-1088. I
5. rss ."s: local bnsinesa. Good lease. Priced *tMuipmeat I complete detail in first letter. PO I D. VARNER INC. want to bur your I HOUSE TRAILER-Aluminum-

I II I $51 "ff. aeet 3.lSsI._ :_ < 8ER\ICE STATION-100' frontage I HOME LOANS-We want ta help you I I must produce average earnings of: i': hesitate tee us now. oun's Used cart. HOUSE TRAILER-Alma, 23 ft 1942. i .

t Mew, _ea>fa oa 17-82. Rev pump*.;..new electric buy a Atom er build a new one: 86.000 or better per rear. All appli-' 242 N Orsnge Ave Phone 2-4814 I II I II nlr for ledla"c. First I
'. Snot box. stock ef oil. beer i cations must be by mail and win It (
i **Mt frejal ... and .. Wonderful W* will give you prompt service office 5)I t.k I. Wlnle Or
M 74 a 114 lath place for ham- t hour 9 to 2 during week: 9 to held strictly confidentisL Write Arthur most T.1 751. ,"

s School Board ITo t Col.I. R. L. Scott To Speak'Here GETTING UP A Plate .. Have T.w 'i, /It /A
,
Refrigerator fixed: You can now exterminatethe eel ::.:
k t Study New NIGHTS? I'' PrvmptEffic1ent-Reuonable Domestic-Commercial termites in your houseor SfJ I. : ;'1Iiit
Col. Robert L. Scott author of of youth in connection with the* GUS MADDENS building at the low cost I 0. etwe --
God Is My Co-Pilot and former World Federalist program to .. If you let up nightj-ha vt frequent desire i Refrifcratfam Senric.
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.w Building PlansPlans Flying Tiger will address the or- strengthen the United Nations to pass your water-ye*, and hare Z23 Magnolia. A e of $30. i taa.ra.k ...
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lando chapter meeting of United in order to prevent war.. urine backache,be glad due you're to excess reading acidity this:in the DOVT.EGUs yeS FUME 7726 I N. matter how Urge M ...1. Mamt Mlrel tr'" ,-.- r ... .... ie
: for supplemental school World' Federalists Tuesday at 8 A prize-winning radio script. Three enerations ago Dr. Kilmer, .1 1 -Backed .y zt Tear zperleaea' i price held*. -
:1' buildings are expected to gain the p JO. in the Chamber of Commerce War Is the Enemy which won famous doctor. found hundreds of his Material labor and garaMisdkeep. *
attention of the county school Bldg. H. D. King and Dean Mel- first place last December in a patients with this trouble. So he made I Included. Prig $iI Mt1's .......
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'i ville Johnson program commit- contest sponsored by the United medicine 16 herbs roots vegetable
board during a meeting opening teemen. ''have announced. World Federalists, will be broad- balsams. He called it "Swam -Root.'* PAY NOwe MME .
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at f:30 am. Judson today according Walker.A to Scott a Winter Park residentnow cast over WORZ July 17, from 9 h-often with amazing results. I \ c.w nrt4 -Ca. .* WMM ,... 5- ft.-a
: School Supt stationed at Boiling Field to 1:30: pm.. the committee said. Swamp-Root goes right to work to I
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will be made and the board will --I urine helping relieve excess acidity..K I :
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devote come of its session to a +I Orlando Academy of Music the irritated bladder gets a good flushing G
discussion: of school finances., it ,, Monday Tuesday and Wednes- I out. too. Many report getting a good I
vas revealed. day. An Accredited School night's sleep after the fittt few doe*. FLOORING CO. N.Iws
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Walker aIM said considertUn *- i i At that time State Supt. Colin I Approved for G.I. Trainingby Caution:take as directed. I
For free trial supply, send to Dept.R, Ho**.* a.4 ta..e.d
for will outline the varied
mat< year f the will budget be deferred the com until :! phases English of the new school law and j jI Veterans Administration Coon.Kilmer Or I&!-Co get.full-sized Inc. Box bottle KS5.of Stamford Swamp- 'I' STEWARD-MELLON CO. ''I Phone 53Z Z14 g. Main *'L 'I ....!.... ..... -
after the meeting of all school I new financial requirements to the I 539 Lake St. Phone 5195 Root today at your drugstore. 2301 N. Orange Phone 966 I''
.perintendents at Gainesville 'I Florida county superin endents. ...."- -- .- -- 4

with a crisp linen-like finish vat. and perfect fit. These all wool Tropical worsted suits are in
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Mrltt.. ,... I dyed. pre-shrunk and washable. And .
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